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OMG!
Old modules need not be dead due to GLOBALS....
Try this script if you are in an environment with REGISTER_GLOBALS off and want to use a module that requires globals.
I have used this successfully, though I hear it depends on your PHP config.
Quote:
Old modules need not be dead due to GLOBALS....
Try this script if you are in an environment with REGISTER_GLOBALS off and want to use a module that requires globals.
I have used this successfully, though I hear it depends on your PHP config.
Quote:
<?php
// Emulate register_globals on
if (!ini_get('register_globals')) {
$superglobals = array($_SERVER, $_ENV,
$_FILES, $_COOKIE, $_POST, $_GET);
if (isset($_SESSION)) {
array_unshift($superglobals, $_SESSION);
}
foreach ($superglobals as $superglobal) {
extract($superglobal, EXTR_SKIP);
}
ini_set('register_globals', true);
}
?>
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Hey again...
The Javascript is in your theme. Don't worry about it, I just didn't know if you were trying to style the inCal text with it..
I looked and you were right.... the Agenda X author styled all of the elements, but did not define them (this way they inherit the default theme settings)
All you need to do is define the class:
Openhttp://www.daytonxa.org/modules/agendax/templates/style.css
in an editor.
Paste in the following on the bottom of the file.
Quote:
change values in CSS definition above to match your requirements.
The code above will leave everything the same, but make the items in the calendar blocks smaller...
The Javascript is in your theme. Don't worry about it, I just didn't know if you were trying to style the inCal text with it..
I looked and you were right.... the Agenda X author styled all of the elements, but did not define them (this way they inherit the default theme settings)
All you need to do is define the class:
Openhttp://www.daytonxa.org/modules/agendax/templates/style.css
in an editor.
Paste in the following on the bottom of the file.
Quote:
.inCal {
font-size: 9px;
}
change values in CSS definition above to match your requirements.
The code above will leave everything the same, but make the items in the calendar blocks smaller...
344
ok... ears up.
!st, get rid of that javascript crap if you were trying to use it to style your text in the cal. Then absorb this...
Whenever you see either "CLASS" or "STYLE", that means CSS is being used to style the object.
EG. (from your cal.)
<li class=inCal><a href="http://www.daytonxa.org/modules/agendax/?op=view&id=16">Something Fun</a></a></li>
Right?.... right...!
------------------------------------------
One of the linked css style sheets (3 are being called on your page:) contains a definition for the style .inCal
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.daytonxa.org/xoops.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.daytonxa.org/themes/7dana-round/styleNN.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.daytonxa.org/modules/agendax/templates/style.css" />
In this case it is the last sheet (the other 2 don't define .inCal anywhere)
---------------------------------------------
SO, to change an item/object's CSS properties:
1: Find out what class or style it is using.
2: Find out which style sheet is defining the class/style
3: Edit the stylesheet and change the specific style to your pref's.
4: Save the edited stylesheet.
The changes will be instant, you do not need to update any modules or anything in order to see CSS changes.
Hope that helps.
!st, get rid of that javascript crap if you were trying to use it to style your text in the cal. Then absorb this...
Whenever you see either "CLASS" or "STYLE", that means CSS is being used to style the object.
EG. (from your cal.)
<li class=inCal><a href="http://www.daytonxa.org/modules/agendax/?op=view&id=16">Something Fun</a></a></li>
Right?.... right...!
------------------------------------------
One of the linked css style sheets (3 are being called on your page:) contains a definition for the style .inCal
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.daytonxa.org/xoops.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.daytonxa.org/themes/7dana-round/styleNN.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.daytonxa.org/modules/agendax/templates/style.css" />
In this case it is the last sheet (the other 2 don't define .inCal anywhere)
---------------------------------------------
SO, to change an item/object's CSS properties:
1: Find out what class or style it is using.
2: Find out which style sheet is defining the class/style
3: Edit the stylesheet and change the specific style to your pref's.
4: Save the edited stylesheet.
The changes will be instant, you do not need to update any modules or anything in order to see CSS changes.
Hope that helps.
345
Hey Frank baby, you may want to check...
https://xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2033
before you spend any time....
https://xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2033
before you spend any time....
346
You don't need to pay anything.
If you take the time, you can do it all and it will be free. Otherwise you pay an amount equal to your ignorance divided by whomever you find to help's greed.
The platform, the XOOPS code, the MySQL database, smarty templates... all FREE.
Knowledge of how to put it all together.... priceless.
If you take the time, you can do it all and it will be free. Otherwise you pay an amount equal to your ignorance divided by whomever you find to help's greed.
The platform, the XOOPS code, the MySQL database, smarty templates... all FREE.
Knowledge of how to put it all together.... priceless.
347
Jumping Jesus on a Pogo Stick Man!
What is this 1.2 / 1.3 mumbo jumbo?
Install 2.0.9.2 RIGHT OVER THE TOP.
What is this 1.2 / 1.3 mumbo jumbo?
Install 2.0.9.2 RIGHT OVER THE TOP.
349
I would suggest:
Making the background for center blocks the same background you are using for l and r blocks....EG.
SET "itemText" for the same BG as "leftcolumn"
the bold is harder to read on darker backgrounds, you may want to change the text color or just remove the bold (bold looks great if you use light text on dark bkgd).
If the only theme you are using is hamster, I would remove the theme block as it serves no purpose.
The theme comes across great in mozilla and ie... good job.
Hope my comments are worth something
.
Best,
Trip
Making the background for center blocks the same background you are using for l and r blocks....EG.
SET "itemText" for the same BG as "leftcolumn"
the bold is harder to read on darker backgrounds, you may want to change the text color or just remove the bold (bold looks great if you use light text on dark bkgd).
If the only theme you are using is hamster, I would remove the theme block as it serves no purpose.
The theme comes across great in mozilla and ie... good job.
Hope my comments are worth something
.Best,
Trip
350
First off Rag:
Not to bust your ballz, but HELP as a subject is just lame, I almost didn't just because you were so lamely ambiguous.
You need to change the chmod setting of this file. If you are on windows, this is not too important, otherwise, use an FTP client that allows you to change properties for files (filezilla, cute ftp, etc) and set the file to 444.
cake.
Not to bust your ballz, but HELP as a subject is just lame, I almost didn't just because you were so lamely ambiguous.
You need to change the chmod setting of this file. If you are on windows, this is not too important, otherwise, use an FTP client that allows you to change properties for files (filezilla, cute ftp, etc) and set the file to 444.
cake.
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