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Easy! Open your theme.html file in your text editor. Look for this line near the beginning of the body text:

<td width="10%" height="25" background="<{$xoops_imageurl}>navbar2.gif" style="border: 1px none rgb(0,0,0)"><small><i>little slogan</i></small></td>

and change the text "little slogan" to whatever you want it to say.


Peace

This is slightly on/off topic:

I've used two existing XOOPS modules to create some pretty functional Amazon shops on a couple of sites that I'm developing.

icontent was used to create a shop on this site.

cjaycontent was used on this site.

I used an Amazon.com-approved script created by a fellow named MrRat:http://www.mrrat.com/aws/. The script is free and allows me to use my Amazon.com Associate id, so any revenue generated is mine all mine!

Give debaser a try. You don't need to use all of the extras, but it comes with great Internet Radio block that fits perfectly into left or right columns.

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That looks like an extremely useful module. Is it available for others? (Sorry if this question has already been answered, I haven't read all of the posts in this thread yet; it's 14 pages long, but fascinating.)

I'm frequently seeing the message "Taking You Back To Where You Were" after performing basic operations like changing the positions of blocks, creating categories in forums, changing the name of a module, adding RSS feeds to the XOOPs Headlines section, etc. It can be kind of frustrating to see that message pop up after you've spent time setting a page up.

I don't think that session expiration time is a factor, because the error message sometimes shows up after I've been signed in for only a few minutes. My expiration time is set to 15 minutes. Are there any other setting that I need to change? BTW, the problem isn't restricted to one site; it occurs on about a dozen that I maintain.

Peace!

I haven't been able to solve it at all. I have to contact people individually and ask them to e-mail their submissions.

I just installed the full version, not the upgrade, on a new site and have the same problem.

I'm using wf-sections version 1.01 on my site Newz-Board.com and am experiencing a BIG problem with reader submissions.

Whenver a reader submits a story, this is how the text looks:

By Wayne T. Fleming Ph.D., author of Black America is Pregnant After 364 years of physical and psychological oppression, we are left with a Black American community (en masse) in chaos. Just as time erodes the possibilities of getting a seat when playing the game of musical chairs, our opportunities to redeem our stolen cultural legitimacy and social equity in America are eroding as each wave of American minority groups stake claim to their status and equity as a people in America. This condition isn’t recent, however, the prognosis becomes evermore grave with each passing year in a shrinking frontier of opportunities. Heretofore we, as a people, have meandered from one prescription for social change, having a promise to improve our Black American condition to the next--none realizing the desired outcomes, as we take a few steps forward and then over time drifting back to the former status or position this American Culture has reserved for us. The many past and failed attempts: organizations, charismatic personalities, etc., to correct our Black American condition were all noble attempts, each, but ineffective in total due largely to the employment of approaches without due consideration for the total system (environmental and

There is not text formatting at all. Everything just runs into one big paragraph.

I have too many articles on the site to risk upgrading to a newer version and losing them. What I would like to know is

1. Is it possible to straighten this out and how do I do it?

2. If it isn't possible to fix this, how can I redirect wf-section's Submit link to point to my site's Contact Us form?

3. Does this problem arise in newer versions of wf-sections? It's a great module, and I'd like to use it on future sites.

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This worked great. My value was set to 0. Why? I don't know.