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Please can someone confirm the following:
I have running the phpWiki module on our intranet.
I did take a look on the outputted html code
(I was inspecting some css issues),
and I saw that the phpWiki outputs again a complete
XHTML code frame within the normal XOOPS XHTML frame.
Quote:
I have running the phpWiki module on our intranet.
I did take a look on the outputted html code
(I was inspecting some css issues),
and I saw that the phpWiki outputs again a complete
XHTML code frame within the normal XOOPS XHTML frame.
Quote:
...
...
...
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
....
....
My browsers will show the page, but as I understand this is not correct XHTML!?
Nevertheless thanks for the phpWiki modul.
BTW, do someone know why the XOOPS site is using the wakka wiki??
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I would recommend the following:
li { margin-left: 2px; list-style: square inside; color: #2F5376}
ol { margin: 2px; padding: 2px; text-align: left;}
ol li { margin-left: 2px; list-style: decimal inside; color: #2F5376}
ul { margin: 2px; padding: 2px; text-align: left;}
ul li { margin-left: 2px; list-style: square inside; color: #2F5376}
That's because sometimes acould occur also within a and not only onor
(I think this is true for the Agenda-X modul)
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As far as I understand:
If there is a stylesheet within a hmtl file,
you can't use normal html tag attributes for all the tag attributes which are defined within the stylesheet.
So if, within the stylesheet, you define the background,
border styles etc. for a table:
table
{
border: #960 3px solid;
background: #ffc;
}
the following will not take affect:
There several ways to make your table look like you want
(Without changing the XOOPS style):
- Write the following for your table (and also for td tr etc. if you need):
...
- Add a new table class definition to the themes/yourTheme/style.css
and in your source:
...
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I think the change will not mess up your site.
To get the info about your site is very simple.
Make a simple block with the following php command:
phpinfo ();
Set PHP as blocktype, and make it available only for the admin (go to administration -> system -> group).
But the info you get with phpinfo may not help you for your notification problem.
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Do you want to show the recent topics block in top of the user login block?
or
Do you want to show the recent topics block for anonymous users?
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I think you can name your file whatever you want,
and you can place your files wherever you want.
You have to take care only for the correct path for the first include statement (the mainfile.php path).
And maybe the modules directory isn't the right place to store
your own php files.
And you click on which button?
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Just to be sure.
Did you read the following thread?
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=13178&forum=20
And it did not help?
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If you want to add own content to a XOOPS site look at the following:
http://wiki.xoops.org/wakka.php?wakka=XoopsStaticContent
There are described two ways to make own content.
There is also a third way to add own content.
Build your own block in admin -> system -> blocks.
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Maybe the new version (1.1) of the MyDownloads module meets your needs.
Look here:
https://xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=1037
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