I'm the writer of the blog www.lenukikuki.com
Some time ago I decided to disable the option of commenting on my blogposts. I can't remember what did I do, but now there's no comment box and there's no option for commenting.
Now I want the comment box back. It's not a problem of the html cause I've just deleted the whole pattern and redone it.
Plus, on blogger the > settings > comment location is "full page" so it should be ok
Please is there anyone who can help me? I'm in trouble😓
There is a new option in blogger for Comments.
You can enable Google+ comments by going to Settings -> Posts, comments and sharing.
Use Google+ Comments on this blog select Yes
Also check if you have allowed reader to comment on your posts or not by opening any post you have published and in the right hand side you will see the Options part there you have to allow comments.
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The contact page of my site is https://example.com/contact_us . On google, it shows like
which is not very good.
It seems there is no way to edit from admin panel the meta title and meta description of this page. neither on theme panel.
So, how to edit this from core files?
catalog/view/theme/default/template/information/contact.tpl
seems not having any related, and don't see a way to edit loading header just for this one page
can you have any idea ?
I hope it's 100% working for you.
Find the controller Path of Page. you wish to edit and then do the below,
PATH : catalog\controller\information\contact.php
Find:
$this->document->setTitle($this->language->get('heading_title'));
Add After:
$this->document->setDescription('My description, this is where i type my text after i remove this text.');
$this->document->setKeywords('my, keyword, this, is, the place, holder, for, my, keywords');
Being new to Joomla I do not know all the tricks for troubleshooting etc. Currently I have a page that has a section of content on it. The content is created by DT Register but I've been through the CP several times and cannot find the section?
I hope someone is up and can share with me how to track down where pieces of content come from so I can find where this is being generated and change as needed.
The page in question is a DT Register form. I can locate and modify every section of the page EXCEPT one.
The section is titled USER INFORMATION and captures userid & password to create an account. Looking at the element in developer tools it would appear it is part of the dt register generated code but as I mentioned I can't find it.
The sandbox I am playing in is here: http://take7.lamplighterguild.com/index.php/register?eventId=15&controller=event&task=individualRegister
The section is towards the top and is hard to read on the page...which is why I want to find it.
Thank you for any help or direction.
So unfortunately my question was poorly worded. I have no trouble at all getting the css changed. It is the origin of the content that I am really trying to track down. Where does it come from etc. Is there a way to detect if it came from an article, or a component, etc. I thought there might be clues as how to figure that out.
For troubleshooting issues like this, tools like Firebug or Web Inspector for Chrome and Safari are your go to tools. If you aren't already familiar with them you'll find lots of help online.
There is default body text styling of colour #D9A362 getting into your page from one of the stylesheets. I can't find the source quickly myself, though it's easy enough to write an override.
One place you could do this is open http://take7.lamplighterguild.com/templates/theme1001/css/template.css with a text editor. Below the existing body rule # line 7, add something like
body.cssstyle-style1{
color:black;
}
This will fix the H2 text at the top of the page which you mention, plus the 'user information' line immeadiately above the form.
Hope this helps!
EDIT
You have something which is writing the following style to your page head and this is the culprit:
body {font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:13px; line-height:21px; color:#D9A362; }
It's even on your home page so it's not necesaarily related to DT Register. To me it looks like it's coming from your menu extension.
I have Trac wiki page with multiple subpages like
(wiki:)Rootpage/More info/Details/Details on details
I need to create links on the last subpage on this path. If I put it
[[Rootpage/More info/Details/Details on details]]
Trac suggests me to create new page, even thought it regognizes the page with same/similar name. My typing is correct.
I get a red link when I add / in front of the link like
[[/Rootpage/More info/Details/Details on details]]
but when clicking it,it causes not found -error. Confusing. Can anyone help me fix this?
The answer turned out to be hard to see whitespaces on page names.
I'm seeing some complicated, not-documented behavior with the like button on a couple of sites I manage.
Here are two examples:
http://action.anthonybrown.com/secondterm/thanks/
http://handsoffwomenshealth.com/thanks/
In both cases these are signup form "thank you" pages where the intended purpose is to "like" the actual main landing page.
In both cases, users can click the like button and the like is actually registered back to Facebook.
In both cases, the popup "flyout" to allow users to post comments / statuses shows properly. However, when you fill out a comment and click "Post to Facebook," nothing happens. Your comment is not posted to Facebook and the dialog does not disappear.
A comment to a bug report here:
See Comment 1
...suggests that this is expected behavior when links generated by the like button are "protected" by Facebook and shown with a "please be careful" interstitial when clicked on by a user in facebook.com.
When I use the like button myself, links in my activity posts about both pages do go through this "protection" mechanism:
See Comment 2
To be clear, I'm not actually certain that the failure to post a comment is related to the "please be careful" warning, but it does seem to be correlated.
Google, Facebook, and Stack Exchange searches all suggest that this issue is reasonably common, but provide almost zero insight into why it's happening and how it can be mitigated.
Any help in understanding/solving the issue would be greatly appreciated.
I have a problem that's been bugging me for a while now. I have a page with a Facebook Like button on it. When the visitor clicks on it, everything is working as it should. The user first logs in her Facebook account, and the right information is showing in the little iFrame that pops up. It has correct headline, url, image, and the possibility to add some text to the post.
But once posted on Facebook, the wall post doesn't show the description, instead it shows four rows with the text n/a. How come?
Some additional information:
I have set the followwing fields in the head section of the html, and
the Facebook debugger tool scrapes the correct information: og:title,
og:description, og:image, og:url, og:locale, og:type
Also, it always works for me and some others when liking it, but not
when person X or Y tries to share it, so it's kind of sporadic...
I use the Facebook js sdk.
In the Facebook debugger tool I get this warning: fb:admins and fb:app_id tags are missing. These tags are necessary for Facebook to render a News Feed story that generates a high click-through rate. But I have read somewhere that this shouldn't be necessary in my case.
The description sometimes contains characters like Å, Ä and Ö.
Has anyone else experienced this behavior?
Thanks in advance!