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Re: PHP-Nuke theme to Xoops?
  • 2003/12/19 16:39

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<TD height="4" background="%3C{$xoops_url}%3E/themes/SSGIce/line_green.jpg">
is incorrect, it should look like:
<TD height="4" background="<{$xoops_url}>/themes/SSGIce/line_green.jpg">


Use a code editor to edit these mistakes, they happened when you copied and pasted into a wysiwyg editor, compare with the default theme to make sure they are right.

also, where the blocks are included into the theme, point towards your theme and not the default theme.
<{foreach item=block from=$xoops_lblocks}> <{include file="yourtheme/theme_blockleft.html"}> <{/foreach}>


go over the theme in an editor and compare with the default theme and you will find that the program you used (frontpage?) has messed up the code when you c&p.
You just need to spend a bit of time going over it and it should work fine.

Cheers



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Re: form text
  • 2003/12/15 17:43

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The input line in style has a "t" instead of an "x"

input {
    
font-size11pt;
}


you need to change the 11pt to 11px;

input {
    
font-size11px;
}


you could also set the dropdown boxes to match by adding this line:

select {
    
font-size11px;
}


(with whatever size you wanted of course)



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Re: Xoops is affecting me
  • 2003/12/13 5:19

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I wonder what Sigmund Freud would have thought about this



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Re: Xoops vs. PostNuke
  • 2003/11/25 5:53

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What annoys me a little about PN is that to me it seems a little more complicated for no reason. For example: the permissions and groups areas in PN, it takes a lot more brainwork to set those up then it does for XOOPS but the end result is the same. Its the same thing for Banners as well, i had a heap of trouble trying to get a banner to show in PN. I found that there was so many little things that annoyed me about PN, like having to install auto theme and the compatibilty pack before you could use most themes.
PN has a lot bigger community and this means there is a lot more modules and themes etc to download, but what I found is its still hard to find what your looking for anyway.
I like XOOPS so I am biased, but I really think that XOOPS is already great even though its younger and smaller.. and will only get better.
Another thing about PN is because it is more complicated you need to make more trips to the forums to find answers to your problems and just from my personal experience, even though there is like 200,000 posts there, I would take hours searching and sifting to find answers to the most basic things... this is very annoying!

On a sidenote, I think E107 is another great CMS and if I wasnt using XOOPS i would likely use it.



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Re: Xoops vs. PostNuke
  • 2003/11/25 5:52

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What annoys me a little about PN is that to me it seems a little more complicated for no reason. For example: the permissions and groups areas in PN, it takes a lot more brainwork to set those up then it does for XOOPS but the end result is the same. Its the same thing for Banners as well, i had a heap of trouble trying to get a banner to show in PN. I found that there was so many little things that annoyed me about PN, like having to install auto theme and the compatibilty pack before you could use most themes.
PN has a lot bigger community and this means there is a lot more modules and themes etc to download, but what I found is its still hard to find what your looking for anyway.
I like XOOPS so I am biased, but I really think that XOOPS is already great even though its younger and smaller.. and will only get better.
Another thing about PN is because it is more complicated you need to make more trips to the forums to find answers to your problems and just from my personal experience, even though there is like 200,000 posts there, I would take hours searching and sifting to find answers to the most basic things... this is very annoying!

On a sidenote, I think E107 is another great CMS and if I wasnt using XOOPS i would likely use it.



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Re: lost my system admin button
  • 2003/11/21 12:57

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A search in the forums will produce lots of answers to this problem... try this linkhttps://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=12139&forum=21#forumpost51308




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Re: SanilacDems.com
  • 2003/11/18 12:49

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Nice site... looks good, loads fast as well! Well done.



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Re: News Topic Image
  • 2003/11/13 23:48

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You can choose to "modify topic" in news configuration menu and change the topic image there.



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Re: XOOPS2 and registering with major search engines.
  • 2003/11/3 3:47

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You can list with Google for free..... Yahoo use Google now so you will be automatically listed with YAHOO.. I only listed my site with GOOGLE and when I check referers now, I find a lot from GOOGLE and other search engines including YAHOO.



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Re: Nobody can sign in to my site?
  • 2003/10/31 21:59

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Its because your using URL masking (or whatever its called) ... I have the same problem with one of my sites, would love to know if there is a way to fix it. .. With my site, it does sign you in, but the user menu doesnt come up.




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