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You can adjust the height with css.
Example code:
or
class/textsanitizer/image/config.php
Example code:
.res img {
float: left;
border: 2px solid #e5e9f2;
width: 255px;
height: 190px;
margin-right: 5px;
}
or
class/textsanitizer/image/config.php
return $config = array(
// Click to open an image in a new window in full size using CaricaFoto
'clickable' => 1,
// Resize the image down to max_width set below
'resize' => 1,
// Maximum width of an image displayed on page, otherwise it will be resized
'max_width' => 300);
196
xoops :2.5.10
modules: newbb(4.3.4 final)
when I upload the photo , the word is too small , how do I change the photo width?
many Thanks
modules: newbb(4.3.4 final)
when I upload the photo , the word is too small , how do I change the photo width?
many Thanks
198
For better use in SEO, I made a conclusion in the information <title> from the "subtitle" field
item.php line 233
item.php line 233
/** Generating meta information for this page
* old code
$publisherMetagen = new PublisherMetagen($itemObj->getVar('title'), $itemObj->getVar('meta_keywords', 'n'), $itemObj->getVar('meta_description', 'n'), $itemObj->getCategoryPath());
$itemObj->getCategoryPath()) - delete
*/
if ($itemObj->getVar('subtitle')) {
$publisherMetagen = new PublisherMetagen($itemObj->getVar('subtitle'), $itemObj->getVar('meta_keywords', 'n'), $itemObj->getVar('meta_description', 'n'));
} else {
$publisherMetagen = new PublisherMetagen($itemObj->getVar('title'), $itemObj->getVar('meta_keywords', 'n'), $itemObj->getVar('meta_description', 'n'));
}
199
Quote:
It's easier to make a normal new website. Since all the modules used are "dead", they do not exist for new versions.
scintnl wrote:
I would also like to hire someone to update my xoops site pacocalderon.net from version 2.3.3 to the current one.
I am not tech savvy at all.
It's easier to make a normal new website. Since all the modules used are "dead", they do not exist for new versions.
200
Can you tell us:
* What PHP version you're server currently has installed.
* What version of XOOPS you have installed. The easiest way to find this is to go to your xoops folder and then open ./include/version.php
* Which modules "might be" installed. Without digging into the database a "close approximation" of the modules installed will be to go to the ./modules directory and look at the directory names. rugmaz
* What PHP version you're server currently has installed.
* What version of XOOPS you have installed. The easiest way to find this is to go to your xoops folder and then open ./include/version.php
* Which modules "might be" installed. Without digging into the database a "close approximation" of the modules installed will be to go to the ./modules directory and look at the directory names. rugmaz
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