In Pardot: I am trying to make a "layout template" using a small portion of an existing landing page Layout template. The existing landing page houses a quiz that I would like to extract and save as its own separate landing page. My issue is that I am not a coder and I'm not sure which parts of the HTML code I need to compile to create this new layout template. Does anyone have any guidance here? I am just a beginner. I would appreciate any help I can get.
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On my Word Press website, I have a section on my website where I am displaying the job categories.
My only issue is that I can't seem to create custom links for any of the categories on my site. Like 'http://example.com/find-a-job/?s=search_categories%football'
I was curious if anyone had an idea on how to create custom links for Wordpress forms that auto-fill one of the fields to what I want it to be.
If it means anything, I believe the form is AJAX.
Thanks.
So I would like to be able to add a block to certain CMS pages, which would display links for that page.
I am thinking it will use a common (custom) template, to display the links on each page in the same manner, but I need to be able to set the links in the admin side.
I had initially thought about using a widget. which seems to make sense, and wouldn't be too hard to be able to edit in the admin side and add to a page.
But I am not sure how I could create a widget which allows for the addition of multiple links, tied to that page.
Ideally, I could add a block in the cms layout xml, perhaps check if the url path is correct, and displays the links for that page in a block.
As I write this, I realize I am not sure what the best way to accomplish this would be.
I would rather not have it be editable in the content. But I am not sure how else to make it easy to add links to a page.
Is there some way I could create a module or something where you could choose the page in the admin side, set as many links as you want (with label and URL). and then on that page, the block would load the links into the block template?
Any direction, or even a place to start would be VERY helpful. Thanks!
I'm creating a custom tumblr theme. Both the ask (/ask) and custom pages (/whatever-you-want) seem to be considered text posts:
{block:PermalinkPage}
<div>THIS IS A PERMALINK PAGE</div>
{block:Posts}
{block:Text}
{block:Title}<h2>THIS IS THE ASK OR CUSTOM PAGE TITLE: {Title}</h2>{/block:Title}
<!-- BOTH /ASK IFRAME BOX AND CUSTOM PAGES ARE PLACED HERE -->
THIS IS THE ASK IFRAME OR CUSTOM PAGE BODY: {Body}
{/block:Text}
{/block:Posts}
{/block:PermalinkPage}
I want to have a totally different layout for the ask page and the custom pages (no headers or footers on the custom page, no title, etc) and I don't care about the (real) text posts, because I'm not going to use them. Is there a way to have a different content from the "/ask" and the custom page without using javascript? I have read the documentation, but don't see anything that would allow me to do that... Is this possible?
Yes!
Just create a new page (towards the bottom of the Customise options).
If you choose Custom Layout, you can add any html you want and it will be detached from the main template.
Here is an example: http://madox-test.tumblr.com/test
If you check the site root you can see the tumblr template: http://madox-test.tumblr.com (which can still be used for other pages too).
Ref: http://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/pages#layouts
Luke
Right, I don't really know how to explain this one but I will do my best by giving a scenario:
Homepage -> Contact page
Home page elements and text displays on top of the contact pages text.
Anyone know why this would be happening? Or if there has been any issues like this from the past?
Help and suggestions will be much appreciated
Edit: There is also nested menus and it is always the homepage that displays on top of content. The url seems to change first to the secondary page url, then it suddenly changes to the homepage url. It also blinks but I think this is an issue that jQuery mobile havent fixed using jQuery mobile 1.2.0
I am busy building a single page website. The basic layout of the page is as follows - one section below the other:
Header & Navigation
Content Section 1 (example about us)
Content Section 2 (example products)
Content Section 3 (example clients)
Footer
Each section will have a small menu inside it to ajax the content for the specific section. So Products section will have a product title menu, once clicked, product details will be ajaxed.
I can do these with normal techniques, but the problem is, I need the site to be SEO friendly, and indexed/crawled by Google.
I've never worked with it before, but history.js looks promising. I've done some testing, but can't find resources for my specific question. I am also open to other suggestions. All Ajaxed content will be separate HTML files - for SEO, hence the use of history.js sounding good to me.
Specific Questions:
As the user scrolls down, passing each different section, the URL should
change appropriately.
The ajaxed content in each section should also change the URL.
Google should be able to crawl the site an index the separate pages.
I can change all of the content in a page with history.js, but is there a way to target my sections, so it only changes the content in my desired sections, instead of all content on the page?
I suggest using backbone.js. Its depending on jquery and underscore.js.
It provides you the following features
MVC architecture
It gives more structure to the client side code
Templating
You can maintain templates in the client side which gives you a more organized code.
URL re writing
Re-write urls on ajax calls. It Helps to develop SEO friendly website.