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wellstuck
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2007/12/8 21:40

  • wellstuck

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I have just compressed my html with Absolute HTML Compressor and that has solved my problem with AMS module , I don't know about userpages because I deleted it. I still have a problem with mxdirectory only showing the html and not the description content and zyspec is helping me with that. Its odd, but the modules need the html to be compressed, is this a problem with everyone or is it just me
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pw-kw
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2007/12/13 8:01

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wellstuck
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2007/12/13 9:08

  • wellstuck

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looks like you have the same problem
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nachenko
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2007/12/13 10:31

  • nachenko

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  • Since: 2005/1/18


FYI, to paste Dreamweaver HTML in XOOPS you must remove all head content and the body tag. In the code you pasted here, you didn't remove "body"
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pw-kw
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2008/1/7 8:38

  • pw-kw

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Hi XOOPS-Community,

is there a posibility to include a function in news-modul to enable XOOPS-Codes? - Perhaps, anyone knows a solution?!
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Sublime
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2008/1/7 16:34

  • Sublime

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First of all I would highly recommend NOT using dreamweaver.

If you're capable of coding manually use something like notepad2 or metapad.
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mboyden
Re: large gap in modules

  • 2008/1/7 21:29

  • mboyden

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I use Dreamweaver all the time. However, I mostly use it in programmer mode instead of designer mode when working on XOOPS sites because you need to realize that sometimes DW will make code that doesn't do what you want exactly. So, use DW in designer mode to get close, then do final tweaking in the code view.
Pessimists see difficulty in opportunity; Optimists see opportunity in difficulty. --W Churchill

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