probably a stupid question, but I can not figure out where to go to give the name of the font (which is already in the native template) within the code of Joomla 2.5 to insert the icon next to the title of a menu'. Thank you very much for the help...
Simone
Far from a stupid question, this is the method I use.
See the post from Mark Vink at Add custom element to home menu item in Joomla .
See also my comment on the same post for details on how to make a template overide for /modules/mod_menu/tmpl/default.php
Good luck!
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First of all, sorry for my bad english.
I started to use the Dream Template and I added some changes on the template files and in the custom.css to make the site like I want to.
But I am facing a problem.
Image of my actual navbar
This is how my menu looks like, the problem is that I need that 3 of the sub categories of the menu have each one a different background than the rest of them.
The 3 Sub-Categories I need to change
I need that these three be different from all the others, but how i do that if I don't see the menu on the HTML Editor, and I cannot edit that on the header.php of the template?
So Microweber Support have answered to me and showed me how to do it.
U can style using the data-item-id atribute on CSS (I never have learned about it)
So i will leave this topic here for people that can face the same problem than i haved.
Thanks a lot guys.
I created my first blogger template from scratch; However, the lightbox function doesn't work.
When, I click a img on my post, it go to the img url. I tried to activate the lightbox property on configuration > post, comments and share, but it doesn't to anything.
Is their any way to add a code to my template to add the blogger lightbox function?
Just to clarify are you using WordPress? If so then you may want to check the codex at https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development. Specifically for the item where you may need to use short codes such as:
PHP example: "echo do_shortcode('[whatEverYourShortCodeIs]');"
You may also need to call wp_head(); to enable plugins to work.
If it is not WP, then kindly post any other details up here as the community is quite helpful and I'm sure someone else would come along that may be able to help.
Insert line <b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/> before </head>.
I find an alternative for blogger lightbox which works perfectly and I think also better than blogger default lightbox
here is the link:
http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/
I'm new in stack overflow and Joomla. I am building a template and I want to add a custom input like color in Joomla 2.5 article from the admin side. but I could not find any suitable option for doing this.
I tried modifying the default.xml for article, but no help.
Please assist me.
you have to add your field in default.xml and print it in edit.php file
How can I format article's layout...
For example I would like to display the first image on top under the title but, on the left of the text I would like a column with the date, hits, author name and pic, and any other stuff I like to have there...
Is it posible?
Thanks again for your time and help.
You could check out Joomla overrides. Here's one link to get you started:
http://bit.ly/Z97yls
Hope this helps!
For what I understood of your question, you can easily do this with CSS classes - use google chrome to inspect the code.
Also, there is a amazing component called Modules Anywhere that you can use to insert any module inside your articles page.
I am using nodecomment module in drupal 6.2. I need to change the design, look and feel of the comments attached to each node. Since i am using the nodecomment module so , i added few extra fields to the comments which needs to be repositioned and redesigned.
Being a novice in drupal, I have absolutely no idea how do i proceed. Please help
Thanks in advance :)
You can go fairly far with CSS and the "Manage Fields" and "Display Fields" settings of your content type. For more in-depth changes, you can override the node-comment.tpl.php for the comment nodes and view templates for different listings of contents.