I was wondering if someone could tell me how to add a link (or two) or a drop-down menu of links to the roadie theme in Big Cartel. I have some space where they could sit but I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing when it comes to adding the links.
I've found the section in the layout HTML where the nav bits are but after that I'm not getting anything to show up.
Thanks.
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My page is: https://www.svelysium.net/ And one can see the menu as a list flash first then display correctly. I'm testing visibility:none in the CSS for the div and then wanting to do an onload later for the visibility after the page loads so I don't get that menu flash. I've not put it up live because I can't seem to get it right. Sorry I can't find any examples of this issue and how to solve it and I have been trying to keep it simple. There must be an easy fix. Thanks in advance.
I have an interactive grid where one of the columns is a url link to a picture.
Now I want some way to click on that link and open up that link.
Except the URL links in APEX demand a static link. Also, they open up over the open window, instead of another window or another tab.
I have gone through my options, googled for a couple hours, tried to perhaps find a solution that used a DA after clicking on the field and then a JS to redirect to the URL. But my google-fu is apparently not strong enough, and so I turn to you, good people of Stackoverflow.
What I want is a link inside an interactive grid which when clicked, redirects to a URL that it gets from a column in the IG.
Set you link column like this.
"ENAME" is a column.
Example: https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=150297:30:::NO:::
I'm struggling with this problem for a few months now and I can't figure out where to change this.
Note that the website I'm working on is coded by someone else, I can't find the part where the fontawesome icon is added to the home text in the breadcrumbs.
Look at the breadcrumbs
As you can see there's an icon added, but I want to add a space between home and the icon, I just can't figure out which file to edit.
If you need any more info, let me know.
Search for $_['text_home'] in catalog/language/english/default.php and add a space in it.
Not sure why but I am not seeing the 'Applications' folder under 'Content'. All the tutorials out there mention editing the (/sitecore/content/Applications/WebEdit/Custom Experience Button) items to accomplish what I need.
My guess is I don't have view access to the core database in order to see these items or folders? If this isn't the case, how would I go about finding these buttons? Any help appreciated and I apologize if I didn't provide enough info but my goal is to add features to the page editor component toolbars.
To make this a formal answer...
First, login to desktop mode (on login screen, select "Desktop" from "Options" expander below form). Next, change database to core at bottom right:
Finally, re-open your content manager and you should see the /sitecore/content/Applications node.
I'm making my own Joomla template, but when I check menu manager, it seems to be very confusing, because there are a lot of choices. I just need simple menu linking to my sites pages. So I need to know:
1) What kind of tag I need to insert to my template, so that it can show menus.
2) How can I link to pages on my site with that menu manager.
So, here's the five minute whirlwind tour of Joomla: You have Components, Modules, and Plugins.
Menu items link to components. This means that components are effectively "pages" in Joomla. So, you want a page to list a bunch of articles, for example? Create a menu item, and when you're asked to set it's "type" pick one the "articles" entries. Boom; you've just linked to a component.
Now, modules are odd bits and pieces of code that sit around components. Remember, the component is the "page" for all intents and purposes; modules are sidebar elements, "Related Articles" widgets and the like.
To create a new module, go to Extensions -> Module Manager and add one. Now, you can create a module that lists a batch of menu pages.
Lastly, you need someplace to put your modules on the page. The "template tag" if you're coming from Wordpres, is "". Drop that in your template on the sidebar, and change the name (the bit in parenthesis), to something like "sidebar".
Now, if you go back to the module manager, click your "Menu" widget, you should see a dropdown on the left where you can select the "position" the module should sit in. Select (or type in) "sidebar", and now that menu will be dropped into the page whereever you've placed your tag.
I would suggest you to go through the joomla 1.5 quick start guide, there you will find how to do that along with other stuff. This is the pdf file.
I'd agree with Sarfraz.
You could also check out the guides from Compass:
http://www.compassdesigns.net/joomla-tutorials/joomla-15-template-tutorial