Hello could anyone please help me with my Joomla website. I need to add a CSS Container in the middle of the page but don't know how to add it. I can provide login details if you like if anyone wants to have a look for me and help me out.
Thankyou so much much appreciated.
Hi The best thing to do is to either edit an article by targeting the code editor and adding an element there e.g. <div></div> and then style that appropriately.
The second option would be to create a custom html module (Extensions > Module Manager) and then create a Custom HTML module. You should then chose your module position and include it on the page that you want to display the Custom HTML from your module. see Joomla Module Positions
Finally if you add this directly to your active template code (which can be found under the templates folder in your main Joomla folder).
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I am trying to create a website with wordpress, but I was asking me if it was possible to remove a "duplicate" menu --> I actually use Reyjavik theme, and created a child theme. It is possible to add a Social menu in the menu area. I implement a social menu and thought it was only present on the header part of the website. But no, it's also present in the footer..
I searched a lot on the internet, and saw that one way would be to write diplay: none but that it was not a good way for SEO.
Do you know how could I do to remove this footer link within my child theme without do a copy & modification of the entire main.php file please ? Is there a way like additional style.css file to block this button please ?
PS : It's not a widget
Thank you for your help !
Jerry
You can set visibility: hidden.
display:none means that the element will not appear on the page at all (although you can still interact with it through the dom). There will be no space allocated for it between the other elements.
visibility:hidden means that unlike display:none, the element is not visible, but space is allocated for it on the page. The element is rendered, it just isn't seen on the page.
Andrey's comment is worked well. The alternative way I would recommend is to remove source code by creating a child theme as you have done before. It will good for your performance which is better than overriding CSS.
There are a few steps
Copy menu-social.php from templates/parts/menu in Reyjavik theme
Create templates folder in child theme
Create parts folder in templates folder
Create menu folder in parts folder
Paste menu-social.php and edit source code (or remove it)
Hope it works to you!
Website source:http://www.salefee.com/blog/
The above website is made on wordpress.In this I have an html code which looks like: <div class="image-title-bg loading" style="padding-top: 140px;">(found out using inspect element option in chrome)
I want to change the padding-top: to 50px,But I am not able to find it in admin panel. Basically I am trying to reduce the image size on my first page of blog. Please help me out with this problem. Thanks in advance!!
You probably will enjoy this WordPress plugin : Simple Custom CSS
;)
You will have to find the relevant file and make changes in it.
Tip: You can search that html tag line in php files.
To change html in Wordpress in admin part you should get to source of home page which can be usually found in Appearance Editor tab. Over there you can find php and html which you can edit. Or if you have FTP access you can track file there.
I have a dull About-me Page. I would like it to be more responsive and want it to be like a CV- template. So I saw PerfectCV and CeeVee. I would like to incorporate it into my website for just my about-me page.
The question is how to incorporate it. Need some guidance on going about doing it..
Just prepare a file in your theme folder xyz.php, then just make it a template of wordpress and provide it a template name. Put your css in style.css file and just include this template to About-me page through admin panel. All the code you have put in your template will only work for About-me page.
simple go to your admin panel. Click pages. create a page and put your html content with inline css. Thats all. You can change settings to make this page as home page too. If you need more help please let me know.
I have just started working with ruby on rails properly like for a week and now I have started working on RefineryCMS, I followed the official guide and created a demo application and got to know the interface and the CMS itself a little bit, now I am trying to create a proper site using RefineryCMS. The first thing I wanted to do was to change the appearance of the default homepage, hence I override it and added my own HTML that I have and replaced the default layout that worked fine to some extent. Now the problem is I had style sheet associated with my HTML, as I am new to this CMS I cannot find a way to properly link my style sheets/ override my style sheets associated with the home page. I have followed the official documentation but was unable to get through the idea of how to override the stylesheets, I have followed other various links as well.
Can someone please guide me to a tutorial where there is a stepwise explanation regarding how to do that, or even better a stepwise detailed tutorial for newbies like me to get started with the RefineryCMS, I have spent hours but still have found a proper way, maybe I havent been looking or googling the right question because I am new to this CMS i.e. "How do I properly link my overridden HTML in refineryCMS to its corresponding stylesheets also to the corresponding images and javascript files"
I would really appreciate any sort of help to get me going. Thank you.
Thanks for using Refinery. There are two ways to do this, but really the first one is my preference.
The easy and recommended way, using CSS selectors:
First, check out the getting started guide's section on "styling views".
Now, just create an asset file for the home page, let's call it app/assets/stylesheets/home.css.scss. To that, we can add nested styles under the following ID selector. I've added background: red; so that you can see an immediate result:
body#home-page {
background: red;
}
This is the way that I would recommend adding CSS for templates.
For the non-recommended, complicated way that requires extra assets and adding to the precompile list:
First, see the overriding views guide.
Now, with the refinery/pages/home.html.erb template that you will have, you can link to a stylesheet:
<% content_for :stylesheets, stylesheet_link_tag('home') %>
The stylesheet should now be linked in the <head> section of the page and you should be able to add CSS that just relates to the home page by creating the app/assets/stylesheets/home.css.scss file and applying it in the same way as the first section:
body#home-page {
background: red;
}
Note that because this is in the same directory as the manifest file application.css it will automatically get included for all templates, too, and so this is more complicated. It also requires you to add to the precompile list in config/application.rb:
config.assets.precompile += %w(home.css)
I need to create tabs on the webpage using html, and on click of each tab, need to load different content on the same page. Do let me know how to go about this, or any useful links that might help me.
Thanks,
Geetha
This can be done with jQuery and jQuery UI.
Here you can find some information about it. http://www.stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs_3/
Dojo (javascript framework) has a TabContainer. It's easy to implement, but depends on the content and how do you want to present it to the user.
You can start by looking here: Dojo TabContainer info
There's an example on that site which lets you see the html and javascript required to build a tabbed container.