292282
VI_Knight:
Where exactly are you putting the settings in the table tags? In principle, the order in which things get displayed should be the same as in pure HTML: first the style declarations within the code, then the style declarations in the head of the HTML file, then the stylesheet.
Sometimes your changes don't get applied because you still have old values in the cached folder (templates_c), or because you change a physical template but don't do the same with the one in the database.
In other words, please be a little more specific so we can elaborate a good answer.
Cheers.
Where exactly are you putting the settings in the table tags? In principle, the order in which things get displayed should be the same as in pure HTML: first the style declarations within the code, then the style declarations in the head of the HTML file, then the stylesheet.
Sometimes your changes don't get applied because you still have old values in the cached folder (templates_c), or because you change a physical template but don't do the same with the one in the database.
In other words, please be a little more specific so we can elaborate a good answer.
Cheers.
292283
You can also check for ideas in the "x2t" theme which is distributd with xoops. It has a search box built into the header.
292284
i'm a recent downloader of XOOPS and i love it.
i'm really happy to be contributing.
ok, here goes.
the following <td> is a modification of the theme.html file in the default theme folder:
Quote:
i know for a fact that this will work perfectly!
i'm really happy to be contributing.
ok, here goes.
the following <td> is a modification of the theme.html file in the default theme folder:
Quote:
<td valign="top"><{if !$xoops_isuser}>
<form action="<{$xoops_url}>/user.php" method="post"> <b>user:</b> <input type="text" id="topfield" name="uname" value="<{$block.unamevalue}>" /> <b>pass:</b> <input type="password" id="topfield" name="pass" /><input type="hidden" name="xoops_redirect" value="<{$xoops_requesturi}>" /><input type="hidden" name="op" value="login" /> <input type="submit" id="topbutton" value="login" />
<a href="<{$xoops_url}>/user.php#lost">lost pass?</a> <a href="<{$xoops_url}>/register.php">register</a>
</form><{/if}>
</td>
i know for a fact that this will work perfectly!
292285
How can I override the default teble setting in teh Style.css file. I have a table that I want formatted a little different but no matter what settings I place in the table tags it still uses the default setting that is in the style.css file
292286
yeah... got something...
http://wiki.xoops.org/wakka.php?wakka=SmartyVariables
<{$xoops_isuser}>
True if the visitor is a logged in user
<{$xoops_userid}>
User ID of the member
<{$xoops_uname}>
Uname for the member
That means....hmm
Am I right?!?
Freetime
http://wiki.xoops.org/wakka.php?wakka=SmartyVariables
<{$xoops_isuser}>
True if the visitor is a logged in user
<{$xoops_userid}>
User ID of the member
<{$xoops_uname}>
Uname for the member
That means....hmm
<{if $xoops_isuser == 0}> "do form..." <{/if}>
Hello <{$xoops_userid}>!
Am I right?!?
Freetime
292287
Probably...there has to be some variable you can check to see if the user is logged in. You could try and find that and then just check that way.
292289
that might work, but only if you don't plan on putting anything else in that block area, you don't want to wind up with a list of recent discussions in the forums filling up your whole header and making everything ugly.
292290
Quote:
I'd like it in header.. not in the block part.
Or.. should I move one of block-areas inside header?
Hober wrote:
use the blocks manager to put it in the middle
I'd like it in header.. not in the block part.
Or.. should I move one of block-areas inside header?
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