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Maybe Lazy Badgers groovy custom theme set-up will work for you...with some modification. 
Check it out here: Thread Link
Check it out here: Thread Link
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you've probably made a mistake in the css file as it should change automatically when you do that. Double check it for 'boo-boo's'
Another option would be to;
clear the templates_c directory, or go to the admin area and say 'yes' to the "Update module template .html files from themes/your theme/templates directory?" option.
(be sure to turn that off again after your done changing things...)
...but that is for changing the html files and not the css.
Another option would be to;
clear the templates_c directory, or go to the admin area and say 'yes' to the "Update module template .html files from themes/your theme/templates directory?" option.
(be sure to turn that off again after your done changing things...)
...but that is for changing the html files and not the css.
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The right column is a nested table set inside the main theme...just like the left column.
Look at the code used for the left column, and determine if it is calling other html files or not.
Copy the code and use the default theme or the phpkaox theme as a visual for how the right column is nested into the main table.
Nest your copied left column code into the correct place of your theme, and be sure to name the variables correctly to 'right' instead of 'left'.
if you PM me your theme.html file I'd be happy to add a right column to it for you.
(15 minutes worth of work....maybe)
Happy Xoopsing!
Look at the code used for the left column, and determine if it is calling other html files or not.
Copy the code and use the default theme or the phpkaox theme as a visual for how the right column is nested into the main table.
Nest your copied left column code into the correct place of your theme, and be sure to name the variables correctly to 'right' instead of 'left'.
if you PM me your theme.html file I'd be happy to add a right column to it for you.
(15 minutes worth of work....maybe)
Happy Xoopsing!
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ummm.... be careful doing that, as not everyone will have the comic sans font in their system, and the site will then default to whatever their browser thinks should be the correct font, and it can ruin the layout...amongst other things.
For fonts and websites, you have 2 choices when delivering content to the masses: serif or sans-serif
Have fun!
For fonts and websites, you have 2 choices when delivering content to the masses: serif or sans-serif
Have fun!
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Create asnother database if you can as well.
If that is not possible, be sure to use a different 'prefix' for your database during the set-up...which by the way is also where you will put in the sub-domain as the URL of the new site.
Quote:
Ok... slow down a sec, and think about this;
Different files, in different directories, with different databses.
No...they will not interfere with each other!
Happy Xoopsing!
If that is not possible, be sure to use a different 'prefix' for your database during the set-up...which by the way is also where you will put in the sub-domain as the URL of the new site.
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Now for my final question, in light of doing this, I can just install XOOPS into that subdomain as I normally would anywhere and it wouldn't interfere with my personal site? I guess that's what I'm confused about, is how this is possible without it interfering with the main site.
Ok... slow down a sec, and think about this;
Different files, in different directories, with different databses.
No...they will not interfere with each other!
Happy Xoopsing!
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as odd as it may sound, this part of the error
Quote:
is really what it is trying to say...
that line of code is where it starts...but it has no 'complaint' about that line...
the 'complaint' is about what that line of code is pertaining to...
so, it starts with an 'if' statement...and then goes into some instructions based on that statement, and then probably provides an alternative set of instructions if the conditions of the first statement are not met.
(in other words look after that line of code for the problem)
Good Luck!
Quote:
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object
is really what it is trying to say...
that line of code is where it starts...but it has no 'complaint' about that line...
the 'complaint' is about what that line of code is pertaining to...
so, it starts with an 'if' statement...and then goes into some instructions based on that statement, and then probably provides an alternative set of instructions if the conditions of the first statement are not met.
(in other words look after that line of code for the problem)
Good Luck!
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Using IE does the hover menu option work for you on my site?
Im not much of a java coder or 'hacker'...so it isn't plainly obvious to me how to turn off those choices as they are called in the template by calling a java class file that contains the functionality etc.
If it works at my site, but does not work at yours, maybe something didn't upload correctly when you did the cbb upgrade...
just a thought....
Im not much of a java coder or 'hacker'...so it isn't plainly obvious to me how to turn off those choices as they are called in the template by calling a java class file that contains the functionality etc.
If it works at my site, but does not work at yours, maybe something didn't upload correctly when you did the cbb upgrade...
just a thought....
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Use the GD2 setting and you'll have to regenerate the thumbnails for them to change.
Personally I choose 100 for the jpeg quality of the thumbnails and images, although 80 will be nondiscernable in most cases.
Happy Xoopsing!
Personally I choose 100 for the jpeg quality of the thumbnails and images, although 80 will be nondiscernable in most cases.
Happy Xoopsing!
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