I'm trying to add a custom style on a product page in the Pinnacle Cart CMS. I've tried adding a <style> tag through the Source Code button in the content editor. Yet, it seems that <style> tags get destroyed by the CMS once you save your page. I'm not sure how else to inject custom CSS into a product page.
The only possible alternative that I see is that maybe I could apply the CSS globally, though the CSS system in Pinnacle Cart. Unfortunately, that could obviously cause problems in other pages wherein the CSS may apply to elements for which it is not intended.
EDIT:
I have also tried the following: going to "Cart Designer" for my site, going to the page in question, clicking on Advanced Tools, and then clicking "Edit custom css". However, when I do that, it seems that the CSS is not saved properly. If I check the custom CSS for that page, it shows up in the source editor. However, the custom stylesheet with my rules does not get served by the server when I request the page.
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I am new to HTML/CSS and in this project intend to create a simple web page in such a way that each page links to three other HTML pages.
<div id="mySidenav" class="sidenav">
Home Page
about
Projects
Contact
</div>
My questions:
Is it possible to link to other pages other than the page itself via
programming (to write if page_name == link.html then exclude it from
the links)? e.g., I want to tell my HTML that if I am in the "about"
page, don't add the link to this page.
If that is possible, how I can fill the self-link button without using JS.
Yes, it possible. First, you have to know about PHP. Then get the current page url by $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].
IF the current page url is matched with your link like about.html then ignore the link for the same current page.
Otherwise, you can create a separate page with ignoring link. Like when you at about page ignore that link.
The short answer is no. HTML isn't a programming language and has no flow control or logic capabilities. You could achieve this via server-side rendering (express or php or whatever) or via static site generation (gatsby, etc.).
Otherwise you could (of course) modify the nav on each page accordingly, but I understand and agree that that's less than ideal.
This is a bit of a stretch, but you could link to homePage.html#homePage and use the CSS :target pseudo-selector to hide the current item or give it special css treatment, but this is sort of a brittle hack and it will break down if the fragment (#homePage, #projects, etc.) isn't present in the browser's url.
I can't get editable html code behind the page. I want to make some changes to the page. Web site is hosted in the remote server. Someone assigned this task. There is empty editor when open edit page as below image.
Also I added plugin and actived it but can't get the result.
The picture you posted is of the WYSIWYG editor, which is only for adding content to the page.
If you want to edit the layout of the page itself you have 2 options -
Minor page edits to appear across all pages on the site - Go to Appearance -> editor -> page.php and then edit the code to suite your needs.
Large page edits to appear on one or two pages -
Get access to the files
Duplicate page.php with a different name
Edit code
When you go to add a new page you should have an option to pick a page template. Choose the page template you just created.
If you know exactly what you are doing, you can use Chrome "Inspect" feature, and change the HTML of the content inside the WordPress WYSIWYG Editor. After injecting your HTML, click Preview or Publish and your changes will be saved correctly.
In WordPress 5.5.3, you should be able to click the three dots on the top right, then select Code editor. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+M.
I am using a jQuery CSS style on the main portion of my website. It works fine. Now, I also have a sub-directory of my website which should not use the style. When I manually navigate my browser to the sub-directory of the website, no style is applied which is what I want. When I click on a link to the sub-directory from the main area, however, it is applying the CSS style from the main part even though I am not referencing this CSS anywhere in the HTML of that sub-directory. If I refresh the browser, the style goes away.
Please can someone help me understand what is going on here? Thank you.
You are using jquery mobile, which by default loads the content of links via ajax. That means you don't have a page refresh when clicking on a link. The contents get dynamically inserted in your document which still has all your css.
More information here.
http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.2.0/docs/pages/page-links.html
You have to disable ajax for that link. More information here.
jquery-mobile - how can I bind disable ajax links to a certain class
Clear your history and browser data, then refresh and try.
Try to open the link in chrome and using the developer options (F12)
look for the resources it is referencing. If the page is referencing
the CSS files then either Javascript is making the referencing or
you have accidentally kept the resource link. Let the forum know your findings.
Edit
Somebody seems to have done what I have mentioned and has come to conclusions that they are because of AJAX. The steps I have mentioned above would let you do that all by yourself.
I have been working on a simple web site (one page at the moment) to display some basic information. This site also contains several links that refer the user to downloadable content (2 links to a PDF and one link to a zip file).
These links, like most of my page, are hidden using the display:none CSS attribute if the user cannot run JavaScript, which several features of the site require. A message is then displayed in the <noscript> tag to inform the user of why they aren't seeing the scripted content. This was all working perfectly when I previewed the files on my personal computer without hosting them.
My problem came after hosting on the site on GoDaddy.com. Now, whenever <noscript> is called upon (regardless of browser), every link from my site is pulled out and shoved in the upper-left corner where the user can see it. CSS styling does not appear to affect these links and I cannot figure out how to get rid of them.
How can I solve this? Most importantly, how to make the links go away unless I set them to visible again?
This is my <noscript> tag, at the bottom of the page:
<noscript>
<div class="scriptError">
<h1>Javascript is disabled!</h1>
<div id="noScriptNotice">
<p>This site works best with Javascript enabled. A 'noscript-friendly' version is currently in progress, but for now please enable Javascript to view the contents.</p>
</div>
</div>
</noscript>
Everything else (including links) is inside this div:
<div class="scriptedContent" style="display: none;">
<script>
//If scripting is enabled, display the site.
$(".scriptedContent").css("display", "block");
</script>
If it's working on your own localhost, but not Godaddy.com , you should first and foremost try to submit a support ticket to see if that provides any help.
The links that are re-appearing, see if you can apply this CSS style to the links that you are trying to hide:
font-size: 0;
text-decoration: none;
That should do the trick of hiding the links, that is, if your CSS is affecting them at all.
If not, try to "right click > view source" of the page, and then view and compare the source with your own.
Alternative if that does not work:
Try making your links (in the HTML code) something along the lines of:
Text
and seeing if that stops them from overriding your Styling.
I have a textarea where I let users write some HTML.
They can then click a "Preview" link that triggers ajax that sends the raw HTML to a controller that uses JSoup to sanitize it (it returns the sanitized string).
I then display the sanitized HTML in a modal dialog box.
This all works wonderfully except that the modal dialog box has CSS styles cascade down from the rest of my site, and I want to display the HTML preview without any styles.
I've searched a lot (e.g. I found Any way to display some heavily-styled HTML in isolation from the rest of site's styles?) but wasn't able to figure out a solution.
I appreciate your help!
-Ryan
You could write the preview to a text file on the server then open an iframe to it with a template absent of the site's css.
I bet your problem stems from generic css selectors though. Things like
div p{
background:#fff;
}
Or maybe not so generic, but so non specific that it is being caught by your preview.