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Re: How do I change the background color of one specific block?

  • 2005/8/5 22:07

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I haven't tried this, but don't see why it wouldn't work. Is there a reason you would not be able to simply add STYLE code to a blocks template? Something like?

STYLE="background-color: red; font-family: serif"

Just stick some dev tags at the start and end of the block, or wrap it in a table?
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Is there a theme PSD template?

  • 2005/8/5 19:31

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I was wondering if anyone has created a basic graphic template for designing themes.

Here is what I'm looking for if I'm not being clear. I understand the code, and how to write the CSS file. What I have trouble with is sizing graphics such as the sides of a block if I want to do a graphical border, or doing a header that dips into the main content area a bit. I understand the code concepts, and how to slice images, but when I go to do a refrence layout in Paint Shop to GIMP it never translates well to a working theme because I made something too wide, or too small. So what I have been looking for is a PSD for a standard XOOPS design so I could use it as a refrence. Could anyone help me out? Or if you have any advice that might help, I'll take whatever I can get. Thanks.

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ArMS Levels?

  • 2005/3/13 4:11

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Hi everyone,

I am trying to test ArMS to see if it is the article module I want to use, but what are the Levels it uses? It won't let me put any test articles in until I add one, but what is it asking for exactly? The docs don't explain it. Thanks in advance.
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Re: What is the difference between Xoops and Php nuke?

  • 2005/2/25 7:25

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The big diffrence between XOOPS and php-nuke? The later is huge. Both in download and in use. I also found it really cluncky and hard to admin. Great for huge sites, but there is a lot of extras you don't need getting in the way. I love how modular XOOPS is.
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Re: Various blocks

  • 2005/2/25 7:19

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If you have 1.6 of Multimenu, what you want to do is go into the docs folder that was in the .zip when you downloaded the module. There is a text file there that explains how to write the menu links, and to use specal characters to tell the module if you want it to show the sub-menus or not.
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Re: Interior pages

  • 2005/2/25 7:14

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Well first off what do you mean by "interior pages"? I don't think I've seen that term before. If you mean a static page such as an about us or Terms of Service type page that won't be changed a whole lot then yes. That would be a good module to use.
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Re: Is this server good for hosting XOOPS?

  • 2005/2/22 20:45

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They give you that much space, but limit you on sub-domains? Doesn't sound totaly above board to me. I'd rather have and uptime grarentee then what is basicly unlimited space.
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Re: Which content manager makes the best story module?

  • 2005/2/22 4:42

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Thanks for the heads up karedokx. I'll be keeping an eye out for when that's done. Someone really should do a Fictionized or eFiction module convert to XOOPS if they can. Both Postnuke and phpNuke have something along those lines. I just don't know that much about the code to do something on that scale or I would.
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Re: Xoops and domain masking?

  • 2005/2/22 3:30

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That's at least good to know for future refrence. Thanks

Well the P3P header code works for Xoops. You can now log-in and navigate the site from wwww.morawski.us , but I don't want to think about the security holes I opened to someone who can minipulate session data. I'm basicly telling the server to let everything pass.
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Re: Xoops and domain masking?

  • 2005/2/22 2:51

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If I keep that setting as it is installed, then the site loads through www.morawski.us ok. Where the problem comes in is with the log-in script. It's the same problem I had with Mambo. It looks like you're logged in, but the session does not stay active once you click a link. As I said in my first post, with Mambo you can use either an htaccess file or header code to open a hole where the log-in info can get past the masking frame, but it's not a great solution. The Mambo fix was:

header( "P3P: CP=CAO DSP COR CURa ADMa DEVa OUR IND PHY ONL UNI COM NAV INT DEM PRE");

in the main index.php of the script. No I didn't figure this one. I found it in a search regarding domain masking a while ago.
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