I generate in Cakephp with Html->link a link
echo $this->Html->link('Download',array(
'plugin'=> 'galleries',
'controller'=> 'galleries',
'action'=> 'download',
$download),array('class'=>'down'));
The output is
Download
This link is not recognized. I can not click on it.
But if I put the output link and implement it in the HTML code, all is fine
After this I tried to echo the link - same problem.
This is a snippet from my view
<nav>next<?php if($download){ echo $this->Html->link('Download',array('plugin' => 'galleries', 'controller' => 'galleries','action' => 'download', $download),array('class'=>'down')); } ?>prev</nav>
Maybe somebody can give me a little hint?
Solution:
It was not a PHP Problem but CSS Problem... specially a z-index Problem in my Jquery Plugin (ImageViewer) rolleyes
The schemata of the HTML is:
<article><div class="info"><nav></nav</div></article><article><div class="info"><nav></nav</div></article><article><div class="info"><nav></nav</div></article>
The Problem were the nav tags in every article tag. The "prev&next" links appear in every nav structure but not the "download" link. ergo: i can click on the "prev&next" links but not on the "download" link... So, for a fast solution i set the z-index for my current article view. But i must rework my HTML Code structure
Thanks for reading my question.
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I need to add a shadow effect png picture to the top banner in my Magento website tamween.biz, I could do this on my local server using firebug by adding a new class in the right coding area and I have made all selector properties in the bootstrap.css file.
This test was very successful, The problem is I don't know where to locate the real HTML file in the server to edit these changes?
HTML code that calls image is in root/app/design/frontend/<package>/<theme>/template/page/html/header.phtml
Image's path is stored in System => Configuration => General => Design => Header => Logo Image Src
Any skin is located in root/skin/frontend/<package>/<theme>/css
Magento HTML page is made up of blocks, and each block has a template file.
To find out where each block template file is you can add some code to the core and get rid of it after you are done.
Open app/code/core/Mage/Core/Block/Template.php:241. This should be in the method fetchView and then edit the line having the include code to the following
if (strpos($includeFilePath, realpath($this->_viewDir)) === 0 || $this->_getAllowSymlinks()) {
echo "<!-- template hint start\n";
echo $includeFilePath."\n";
echo get_class($this)."\n";
echo "-->";
include $includeFilePath;
echo "<!-- template hint end\n";
echo $includeFilePath."\n";
echo get_class($this)."\n";
echo "-->";
} else {
This will add HTML comments telling you about the template file path and what $this means in that context.
(Reference)
In magento go to System - > configuration and set template hints yes.
This way you will see each template section from where static blocks will come from.
If you have created your custom theme then go to
root/app/design/frontend//yourtheme/template/page/html/header.phtml
if not then go to
root/app/design/frontend/base/default/template/page/html/header.phtml
and the n search for
<img src="<?php echo $this->getLogoSrc() ?>">
this is the code that output the image.you can add css class to it.
I am trying to create a Wordpress template from static HTML that I made a while back. In the HTML there is a <span> tag within each link in the main navigation menu. It looks like this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/52zgm8kpj8cfb51/Screenshot%202014-08-25%2018.35.47.png?dl=0
The span accounts for the small tab-like extension to the left of the links. This is to give the page a three-dimensional effect. Unfortunately, when I converted the HTML to a Wordpress theme, I was not able to find how to do this whilst making use of Wordpress' dynamic menu function. This creates the links automatically and generates the HTML. I was wondering if anyone knew a way in which I could edit the generated hyperlinks to include the <span> tag.
Assuming you're using the wp_nav_menu() function to generate the menu links, I believe the code you're looking for is:
<?php
$defaults = array(
'link_before' => '<span>',
'link_after' => '</span>'
);
wp_nav_menu( $defaults );
?>
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu
Iam creating an image link in cakephp using html tag, i have a problem with adding src path.
I tried
<a href="#today1" id="lnk3">
<img src="/iserprofiles/app/webroot/img/todaysallocation.png">Todays Allocation</a>
but image is not loaded. if anybody know please reply. i know that we can also create image link using cakephp, but i faced one problem
i u sed this code
<?php echo $this->Html->link($this->Html->image('todaysallocation.png',
array('width' => '200', 'height' => '45')) ,
'#today',array('escape' => false));?>
i dont want to use any controller or action as url, simply i just added '#today',
but my problem is i need to add one id for this. how can we done this????
Check in Your browser patch: localhost/iserprofiles/app/webroot/img/todaysallocation.png
, but i think the problem is in Your .htaccess file, because path to image will look like localhost/iserprofiles/img/todaysallocation.png
On my site the twitter links open in the parent window. I can't find any reference to the links in the HTML any ideas how to make them open in a new window?
www.wefewlondon.com
Thanks
The tweet markup is generated by the jQuery.tweet plugin. They explain how to achieve the desired outcome in example #6 on their homepage.
Effectively, all you need to do is add this line at line 33 of your main.js:
$(this).find("a").attr("target","_blank");
I looked at your javascript/lib/jquery.tweet.js file.. look at the
return ""+escapeHTML(text)+"";
part... add "target="_blank" and that should do it
return "<a href=\""+escapeHTML(url)+"\ target=_blank>"+escapeHTML(text)+"</a>";
Where the link is written, for example here:
$2
You can append the target attribute:
$2
I'm developing a wordpress theme, but I'm stuck in formatting the single.php.
I have in my posts a slideshow plugin which is load with the_content() function, togheter with the text of the post, and with the_title() load the title.
that seen like this:
<h1>the_title()</h1>
<div id=post>the_content</div>
the problem is, I need customize how it's display.
I need display:
<div>theplugin</div>
<div id=post>
<span>the_title</span>
the text
</div>
I try to do that with add_filters but I wasn't lucky.
I hope you can understand my explanation, if you need more details, just tell me.
Thanks in advanced.
If users can add plugin components to posts in the editor, they are usually added via shortcodes.
If that's the case with your plugin, you can add it with apply_filters(). Here's an example of how to add a slideshow from the popular nextgen gallery plugin outside the post content:
<?php
$slideshow = apply_filters('the_content', '[slideshow id=1]' );
echo $slideshow;
?>
The above code can be added into single.php, any static page's page template file or directly into header.php to display on all pages.
If you specify the plugin you're using, I'll update the answer accordingly.
If it should indeed be called directly via a function, I second Ancide's answer.
You just need to change the place of where the functions are situated. Like this:
<div>theplugin</div>
<div id=post>
<span><?php the_title(); ?></span>
<?php the_content(); ?>
</div>
Edit: I misunderstood the description of the problem. Here's my answer now that I understand what the problem is:
The plugin uses a hook for the_content function. If you look inside all the php-files inside wp-content/plugins/your-plugin there will be a file with this code:
add_action('the_content','some-function-name');
This tells wordpress to run the function some-function-name everytime the function the_content is run. So you need to look for the some-function-name to figure out how to customize the output.