On Wix in the "Layers" panel, while editing a web page, how does someone merge one element to another in a folder?
I will use the image below as an example: How do you put "image4" into the "hoverBox17" folder?
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I have a solution and want to create a custom Area for that solution. I have created the Area but I want to have that area in all instances that I will install my solution but I don't want to override the sitemap that is in instance. I want to add only my custom area. I
Export the solution then go into the customizations.xml file and find the sitemap XML, remove all of the other areas from the solution except for your custom area. The result should be a SiteMap node with a single Area node. During import, your custom area will be added to the sitemap and existing areas will be left alone.
Optionally you could create a new solution with just the sitemap to make this manual editing process easier.
Purpose: To add a Group with SubArea (opening a WebResource), which could be added in a managed solution. Sitemap state before installation and after uninstallation should be same.
I understand how merging in Dynamics works and that is not an issue for me
A generic sitemap inside customizations.xml would look like this
<SiteMap>
<SiteMap IntroducedVersion="7.0.0.0">
<Area Id="MA" ResourceId="Area_Marketing"
DescriptionResourceId="Marketing_Description"
Icon="/_imgs/marketing_24x24.gif"
ShowGroups="true" IntroducedVersion="7.0.0.0">
<Group Id="Test Group" Title="Test Group" IsProfile="false">
<SubArea Icon="$webresource:te_/assets/images/logo.png"
Id="te_survey"
Url="WebResources/te_/index.html"
Title="Test WebResource"
AvailableOffline="true"
PassParams="false"/>
</Group>
</Area>
</SiteMap>
</SiteMap>
However, when I used this I do not see any entry in SiteMap.
I found a post that address my concern directly. It asks to use solutionaction attribute in SubArea/Group elements which let CRM merge sitemap durin installation and uninstallation for a managed solution.
Sadly this does not work in Dynamics365. I lost my whole sitemap when I tried using it.
I think this is a relatively popular scenario.
PS:
I am on Dynamics365 (v8.2), so I cannot hack into the code behind, nor would I prefer it.
I tried How do I remove Dynamics CRM sitemap customizations?
, but it does not work in Dynamics365
Site Maps are typically modified in a development environment through the built-in Sitemap Designer or through external tools such as the XrmToolBox SiteMap Editor plugin. They're then exported as a managed solution which will contain only the differences to the site map. Here are steps to perform the changes you're wanting to make using the built-in Site Map Designer:
Create a new solution in the development instance
Add the site map to the solution
click on Components > Add Existing > Site Map
click on Site Map, then OK
Double click the site map component to edit it in the Sitemap Designer
Drag the Area component to the exiting menu to create a new area
Drag a Group component to the newly added area to add the group to the area
Drag a Subarea component to the newly added group to create the menu item for launching the web resource
Edit the properties of the subarea to reference the web resource
set the Type to Web Resource
set the URL to your HTML web resource
Save and publish the site map
Export the solution as a managed solution
Import the managed solution into the target instance to apply the site map changes
Delete the managed solution in the target instance to uninstall the solution and revert the site map changes
Please I need some guidelines (or link of tutorials) in creating Joomla (3 - 3.5) website with the purchased template design. I wonder how professionals with experience are solving my doubts in practice.
Do you recommend the installation of the purchased blank template with a single installation and configuration of modules and components or installation of template with demo examples (Quickstart)? I know the differences but I was wondering how you are doing.
Till now I've almost always used the Quickstart installation.
I wonder if you clone the main menu (and other navigation and modules) and than you rename a copy for your needs and you change the content or you delete all navigation items except Home and than you are re-creating items according to your needs.
I'm not sure if I can copy the main menu or I copy only his necessary items and than delete overage of template.
It happens to me sometimes if I click on some of category it leads me to the main menu from original item, not to the desired custom copy, even though the path is set (the default items). Therefore, I am not sure which is better... copy main menu and items or to delete all navigation and content of the Quickstart installation and form my own navigation, content and modules.
In short, how to sort out all unnecessary items, and those that I am using should I copy and modify, modify existing, or delete all and make my own needed items.
I believe you will know my concerns.
Thank you and regards,
John
I have created several websites in Joomla with blank template and also with quickstart package.
Advantages with Blank Template
You will get the core theme without any unnecessary content and
basic modules and plugins. You dont have to delete any
contents/articles later.
You will be having authority to place modules at your desired positions. To check the modules position at the frontend simply do this http://example.com/?tp=1.
Disadvantage of Blank Template
There are some module style settings embedded in quickstart package that you wont be able to set yourself without going through full documentation. So sometimes your menu seems distorted.
Disadvantage of Quickstart Package
Deleteing unnecessary articles, removing unnecessary modules is a big headache.
Database size unnecessarily increases.
Steps I follow
I create a quickstart package in localhost and create a blank site with blank template in live site. Whatever settings I need I copy from the local website so that I am saved from removing unnecessary contents from live site. Also sometimes deleting some contents give rise to some other issues. Its better t go with a Blank template.
I have imported images through the visual studio designer to the projects resource file. Some of these images are no longer used and I want to remove them.
However, I've tried to remove the resource images before by deleting the image file through the solution explorer and then removing the corresponding <data> element from the .resx file. However, this causes the VS designer to have a panic attack and start throwing exceptions saying it can't find the files I've just removed even though they are not referenced anywhere.
What is the a proper way of deleting images from the resource file?
This is a quick visual guide on removing the imported resources to Resources.resx.
Right click your project from Solution Explorer
Choose Properties
Choose Resources
Select image to remove
Click "Remove Resource"
You should select the resource in the resource grid and click Remove Resource, as described in this MSDN article.
Click on the Image or BackgroundImage property to show the Select Resource dialog for the control. Select the image from the list. Select the Clear button under Local Resource. Select Okay to close the dialog.
i want to show a folder. After that clicking on this folder might open some subfolder those are containing the images and at last when one will click on each folder then he/she should see some images which will sliding.
How can do that? any link or suggestion...
It seems that you are looking for a tree control. If you can use jQuery have a look at TreeView plug-in.