I would like to know is there a way to create tabs inside tabs using moo tools version 1.4. I tried but it looks like sub tabs not working
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i want to remove the search bar and the advanced search link in the right side bar.i tried using the local.xml to remove the advanced search link and the search box but nothing happens. Iam working on a local server (wamp).there is no mention of the search box in the menu.phtml also and the bolg extension used is aw blog extension
site currently looks like this
Try to turn on template path hints in admin (Configuration->System->Developer in Debug tab) so you can locate phtml witch is displaying block that you need to remove. With that name you can find it in xml and remove it by name.
I have made a bootstrap 3.3.1 wizard using Bootply. The site I want to embed the bootply test wizard to runs Bootsrap 4.0 and it makes the wizard break, is the wizard function non existent in Bootsrap 4.0? As it looks and works completely different in 3.x.x to 4.0 Alpha...
How can I make it look like it does in boostrap 3.3.1..
If you fork the bootply you can change the bootsrap version
http://www.bootply.com/51bhZhTCtS
There is no "wizard" function in either version. Since v4.x is still in "alpha" the class names are still changing, This tool may help:
http://upgrade-bootstrap.bootply.com/
Also the JS script is still working, but needs to be migrated to 4.x along with the HTML markup for the steps. For example, the first input was in a column too small to make the input clickable. Also, nested col-* should always be placed in another row instead of directly in another col-*
http://www.codeply.com/go/Jwct9dUGk4
I am using PhpStorm. And I don't like the way it handles line breaks. It just sends the code to the extreme left, but I want it to be aligned to the tag.
Below is the image which shows PhpStorm vs Notepad++. I like the way Notepad++ handles the alignment of the code. I want PhpStorm to do exactly that. I tried changing settings in Editor=> code styles, but could not get what I want.
Settings/Preferences | Editor | General
Soft Wraps section -- use the settings there -- as simple as that.
Recently I made an attempt to transfer a Zurb Foundation template/site I built into a LimeSurvey template and in the process I noticed that my Font-Awesome links were not displaying correctly any more...
It should be displaying like:
However instead it displays like:
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It is resolved when I enter text like so:
But that's not what I want to do, I need it empty.
It was all working fine when just running the site on local Apache.
Anyone got any pointers?
So I have a custom css drop down menu and it works fine except I realized that writing this menu out across all the html pages on this website will become tedious if I should update with a new section to the website and need to add on a new tier to the menu, I would end up with a billion htmls to update one simple line of code.
I was wondering, is there a way to write this menu once (on the main page) and call on it on all my other htmls?
I experimented a bit with Objects, Iframe, to call on the dropdown menu written on a separate html file and such but when the menu expands you get scroll bars and both methods seem to embed into the page. I want the contents of the page to be behind the drop down menu just as it standardly looks right now.
The following is my unedited page:
http://www.blue-cicada.net/trivial/index.html
And this is my test:
http://www.blue-cicada.net/trivial/test/
Not looking so good there, my top image is obscured, the submenus wont fly out completely etc, how to fix?
Im really new to this stuff so any help is appreciated.
You want to do something server side really, back in the day this would have been http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes, depending on who is hosting your site it may even still be, though that's fairly unlikely. Chances are you have some provision from your webhost to do something server side, ie PHP Includes say.
If not you could look at doing JavaScript client side includes but its crufty,
If you're really just hand editing you html files and have no access to any server side technologies well, you can always just have a text editor that can search and replace across multiple files
UPDATE
Given your comments I would just download something like Notepad++ and read the Bulk Find and Replace here 'http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/notepadpp-tricks.html'. Basically you can have a test page you use for figuring out 'what you want to do' and then use the global find and replace to update all of the 'current' versions of the header/menu/whatever to you new version.
Backup all you files first!
Write it in a page called A.html.
On every page where you want to put it, use an <iframe src="A.html">
Make sure you remove the borders of the <iframe>, and also the scrollbars and make it look natural