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you can set the pointer in the css file for your theme.
look online for the css syntax. there are several variations to chose from.
look online for the css syntax. there are several variations to chose from.
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The problems you see are just css settings. ex.blue uses white hypertext links for the user menu. you can just change them to whatever color you want, then they will show up.
ex.min doesn't use anything fancy for hover tags on menus, just normal color changes on links. just change the style.css file
you are free to adjust the colors/layout any way you wish.
if you have dreamweaver, or another html editor, just edit them in that. you can also download css editors.
simplecss is not a bad one. i think you can find it on download.com for free.
ex.min doesn't use anything fancy for hover tags on menus, just normal color changes on links. just change the style.css file
you are free to adjust the colors/layout any way you wish.
if you have dreamweaver, or another html editor, just edit them in that. you can also download css editors.
simplecss is not a bad one. i think you can find it on download.com for free.
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the module version of phpadsnew really isn't any different from the stand alone, other than it is now a module.
it doesn't interact with XOOPS any more than that.
you will have to read the huge manual that goes along with phpadsnew to get an understanding. i'm afraid it's way out of the scope of a forum explaination.
But to answer your question, when you finally get an ad ready, you will create what is called invocation code. you can place this code anywhere in an html file. for instance, you can place it in your theme template file. or you can paste the code into blocks and display it that way.
one thing to note though, if you place the code into your theme template file, you may have to edit the php end tags because the smarty handling might alter the code a bit.
it doesn't interact with XOOPS any more than that.
you will have to read the huge manual that goes along with phpadsnew to get an understanding. i'm afraid it's way out of the scope of a forum explaination.
But to answer your question, when you finally get an ad ready, you will create what is called invocation code. you can place this code anywhere in an html file. for instance, you can place it in your theme template file. or you can paste the code into blocks and display it that way.
one thing to note though, if you place the code into your theme template file, you may have to edit the php end tags because the smarty handling might alter the code a bit.
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thanks for the quick reply.
unfortunately it didn't seem to work, but i was able to find something that did in another forum.
For the unfortunate IIS user's future reference, with some slight modification, this will return the query string only.
unfortunately it didn't seem to work, but i was able to find something that did in another forum.
For the unfortunate IIS user's future reference, with some slight modification, this will return the query string only.
if(!isset($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])) {
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = substr($_SERVER['argv'][0], strpos($_SERVER['argv'][0], ';') + 0);
}
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Does anyone know what the syntax might be for
getting the url and query string in IIS?
In Apache, this worked:
Quote:
For IIS, I can't figure out a substitute for 'REQUEST_URI'.
getting the url and query string in IIS?
In Apache, this worked:
Quote:
$url = "http://".$_SERVER{'HTTP_HOST'}.$_SERVER{'REQUEST_URI'};
For IIS, I can't figure out a substitute for 'REQUEST_URI'.
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in your css file you can give list items properties.
Quote:
just put the image in your theme folder.
if you want to change the square to a circle
or disc:
Quote:
i'm not sure of an easy way of changing the color of the item without changing the rest of the text in the list,
but maybe somebody else knows.
but you can change the color of everything in the list:
Quote:
hope that helps
Quote:
li
{
list-style-image: url(image.gif);
}
just put the image in your theme folder.
if you want to change the square to a circle
or disc:
Quote:
li
{
list-style-type: disc;
list-style-type: circle;
list-style-type: square;
}
i'm not sure of an easy way of changing the color of the item without changing the rest of the text in the list,
but maybe somebody else knows.
but you can change the color of everything in the list:
Quote:
li
{
color: #000000;
}
hope that helps
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I am trying to create a custom index page in news 1.2 that shows something like "more articles in: (topic)".
I have created a new function that will show this, but when it is showing more than one topic, like when you first arrive on the site, it shows whatever topic the first story in the index is.
really all i need is an "if" statement that
says: "if showing only one topic"
nothing that i have tried has worked correctly.
i need something like:
Quote:
i'm assuming that when the module first loads it is pulling all information from "getAllPublished", but i'm not sure how to incorporate that into the new function.
as you might have guessed, i'm not much of a programmer, this is the best i could come up with. Am i going about this all wrong?
I have created a new function that will show this, but when it is showing more than one topic, like when you first arrive on the site, it shows whatever topic the first story in the index is.
really all i need is an "if" statement that
says: "if showing only one topic"
nothing that i have tried has worked correctly.
i need something like:
Quote:
function showTopicInIndex()
{
if ( some argument ){
$also = "<b>Also in ".$this->newstopic->topic_title(). "..." . '</b>';
}
else {
$also = "<b>Latest Articles...</b>";
}
return $also;
}
i'm assuming that when the module first loads it is pulling all information from "getAllPublished", but i'm not sure how to incorporate that into the new function.
as you might have guessed, i'm not much of a programmer, this is the best i could come up with. Am i going about this all wrong?
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