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Chappy is right. The problem is that in xhtml there is no "background" attribute for the <td> tag. The background image has to be called from CSS. Fortunately this is pretty easy to do. You could do something like:
Add
class=titlebarbg
to the two <td> tags in theme.html that need it.
And
.titlebarbg {background: url("bg-tab-menu.gif");}
to style.css.
Btw, that theme on your site does not validate as valid xhtml in a few other areas too.
Add
class=titlebarbg
to the two <td> tags in theme.html that need it.
And
.titlebarbg {background: url("bg-tab-menu.gif");}
to style.css.
Btw, that theme on your site does not validate as valid xhtml in a few other areas too.
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You guys are tops! Thanks for all the great input.
I think I'm nearly where I need to be, but there's still something I can't figure out.
$xoops_cmod works fine if I use it with an operator and a text string. (i.e. $xoops_cmod == "theme") What doesn't seem to work for me is if I assign text to a variable early on and then try to use that with an operator later. (i.e. $xoops_cmod == $themetitle)
Any ideas? Could it be that the variable needs to be made into a Smarty variable? And if so, how does one do that?
I think I'm nearly where I need to be, but there's still something I can't figure out.
$xoops_cmod works fine if I use it with an operator and a text string. (i.e. $xoops_cmod == "theme") What doesn't seem to work for me is if I assign text to a variable early on and then try to use that with an operator later. (i.e. $xoops_cmod == $themetitle)
Any ideas? Could it be that the variable needs to be made into a Smarty variable? And if so, how does one do that?
34
YourHelp,
Rather than PMing you, I'll ask so everyone can see.
I just downloaded w.bloggar, but can't get it to work yet. It returns "Unable to parse XML response. Parser Reason: XML document must have a top level element." Any experience with that or thoughts on how to fix it?
Rather than PMing you, I'll ask so everyone can see.
I just downloaded w.bloggar, but can't get it to work yet. It returns "Unable to parse XML response. Parser Reason: XML document must have a top level element." Any experience with that or thoughts on how to fix it?
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I get the same error message in Firefox. In IE it describes it as:
HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden
You are not authorized to view this page
1. Are your files in the public_html folder?
2. If yes, CHMOD 755. (I do this through my FTP client. Right click on the folder, choose properties, and set the appropriate read, write, execute values.)
3. Also check your permissions for your anonymous users group in Xoops.
HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden
You are not authorized to view this page
1. Are your files in the public_html folder?
2. If yes, CHMOD 755. (I do this through my FTP client. Right click on the folder, choose properties, and set the appropriate read, write, execute values.)
3. Also check your permissions for your anonymous users group in Xoops.
37
Several PHP tutorials and a lot of hours later, I've figured out how to do it in 1.3. It's actually much easier than in 1.2. In fact, it's so easy the thought of the time I put into figuring it out is nearly enough to make me break down and sob like a child. 
On the bright side, I can now call myself a beginner in PHP.
So here's what you do:
1. Open news_block_top.html.
2. Locate on line 936.
3. Add to the beginning of the line.
4. Click save, and you're good to go.
It's that easy. Just the one file to edit.
I still have a question for those who know a lot more about this than I do. If an article is in a sub-category, this method will display only the subcategory. How do I make it display the parent category first? (i.e. parent category: sub-category: news title)
On the bright side, I can now call myself a beginner in PHP.So here's what you do:
1. Open news_block_top.html.
2. Locate
<a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/news/article.php?storyid=<{$news.id}>" <{$news.infotips}>><{$news.title}></a> <br /><{$news.teaser}></li>
3. Add
<a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/news/index.php?storytopic=<{$news.topicid}>"><{$news.topic_title}></a>:
4. Click save, and you're good to go.
It's that easy. Just the one file to edit.
I still have a question for those who know a lot more about this than I do. If an article is in a sub-category, this method will display only the subcategory. How do I make it display the parent category first? (i.e. parent category: sub-category: news title)
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What module does this question relate to?
Text colors in XOOPS are primarily controlled by the theme's cascading style sheet (CSS). It is called style.css and is located in the theme directory of the theme you have activated. You can learn more about it here.
I say primarily because some modules, such as newbb, have their own style sheets which are located in their root directory. If the module you are using has its own style sheet, you can modify it to achieve your results.
Text colors in XOOPS are primarily controlled by the theme's cascading style sheet (CSS). It is called style.css and is located in the theme directory of the theme you have activated. You can learn more about it here.
I say primarily because some modules, such as newbb, have their own style sheets which are located in their root directory. If the module you are using has its own style sheet, you can modify it to achieve your results.
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Definitely not too dark. They suit the design quite well. The only reason they might be too dark is if they distracted from the content or readability, which they don't.
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