I need some help with my web site. I'm using the plugin fullpage.js,but when I tried it on the mobile the web page is not responsive. I also have another page in the website that does not use the plugin, and it is responsive. So I think I have well declare the framework bootstrap.
I don't know where to look at, I'm really mad with this issue because I have spend a lot of time to make it beautiful if I can say.
May be showing my page_theme will help :
namespace Application\Theme\Elegant;
use Concrete\Core\Page\Theme\Theme;
class PageTheme extends Theme{
protected $pThemeGridFrameworkHandle='bootstrap3';
public function registerAssets(){
$this->providesAsset('javascript', 'bootstrap/*');
$this->providesAsset('css', 'bootstrap/*');
$this->providesAsset('css', 'blocks/form');
$this->providesAsset('css', 'core/frontend/*');
$this->requireAsset('javascript', 'jquery');
}
I don't want to change from concrete to wordpress, I really enjoy concrete5, and I want to learn, solving that problem.
I thought about using the media queries, but it's been 3 days working on it and I do not see the end. Even when I finally finished the media queries for smart phone, unfortunately I find that I now had to do it for landscape mode, and for each category of large screen size. So I thought that someone more experienced might could help me. I would be very grateful.
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im new here, lately i've tried to find a way to recreate a GUI for an application and still maintain his functionality.
Let's take SnapChat as example, i would redesing the application GUI but without editing that part of code that makes the application function.Im sorry if im not giving very specific explanations but i really don't know how to say it. Im really clueless on how to do so, and even if is possible in in the first place.
If someone could help me out it would be really apreaciate
So far i haven't tried anything bheside searching something online.
I believe you want to make a 'frontend' that looks like Snapchat and have it functioning like the real site. You will need to have a backend will all the features of Snapchat. Most websites on the internet have two parts to them - frontend and the backend. And most sites won't allow you to access their backend from other frontend for security reasons.
I personally don't use that site so I don't know about its features, but assuming it's a chat platform you will need user authentication and some way to store your messages.
You should start out with React or Vue.js, and work your way up to responsive sites like Snapchat.
A quick and easy solution would be to create an extension that changes the styling once the site loads on your machine so you don't have to code your own front-end.
I am developing a cs-cart based website and my client wants to integrate Fishbowl into his website.
I have searched an add-on for it, but there is no one for me.
I have experience developed a simple add-on and, now I am going to build one add-on to integrate fishbowl.
Please guide me if you have solid experience on integrating fishbowl and cs-cart or another warehouse solution for cs-cart.
I don't understand why the fishbowl doesn't provide or developed the add-on for it.
Please help!
Thanks for reading!
Well, there are a few things to watch out for, and therefore a number of options.
Firstly, what does your client really want. Does he want the stock to be updated on the fly, or once a night? If the client wants to stock to be updated on the fly you will need to add some sort of post function for updating products to also execute your code. If your client wants it only once a night you could just get away by sending every product in the database (with your selected columns).
Secondly, try using object oriented code. If you are really into PHP you will know what I mean by this. Otherwise dont bother (or try learing PHP Object Oriented), though I must note that this can make your addon significantly faster.
Thirdly, use the provided dbquery function
If you have any more questions regarding this, feel free to ask.
I run novelteatins.com and though lately I've worked hard to make our imagery smaller etc, I still get some nastylooking errors when I test my site;
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/160817_H3_D50/1/performance_optimization/#cache_static_content
How can i actually 'Leverage browser caching of static assets' in Shopify? I'd really like to learn, but my searches just turns up more confused people, which makes me wonder if I'm asking the wrong question.
Thank you for any help!
I have the following situation. I'm building a completely new joomla site and community from scratch. The client wants to use community builder for user management, mainly because kunena and in the future jomsocial will be added. Logically, I want al those parts to be connected, and to be maintainable in an easy way.
I wan't to create a class that handles the login information from my own form, preferable using ajax. Unfortunately, I can't find the slightest heads up on how to do that, while it seems to me that, that shouldn't be to hard, right?
Hope someone knows the trick!
Had a little look on Google and found this Login module that supports Community Builder and uses Ajax technologies:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/access-a-security/site-access/authentication/20452
This module is however commercial. I give feedback on this, but I have never used it before. However, I think the ratings and reviews speak for themselves.
I'm not sure why you want to use your own form for the login module as Community Builder allows you to add your own field and so on.
Hope this helps
We use Basecamp for project management and their new interface is REALLY fast.
This got me interested: looking at its speed and based on some interface clues I concluded that it must be Ajax-based. Then I inspected the site with Chrome and my suspicion was confirmed: indeed the Network pane shows that requests are appended to the page requests and not completely reset as in standard page-to-page navigation.
But.
Ajax-based sites are most clearly given away by the fact that they have funky urls:
http://www.example.com/#page1
http://www.example.com/#page2
etc.
Yet in Basecamp it seems that the navigation is standard. Like this:
https://basecamp.com/accountid/project1
https://basecamp.com/accountid/project2
So which is it? Is the new Basecamp ajax-based or is it some new hybrid that I am not aware of? Is this a webserver set-up solution? Is this a programming language (maybe a Ruby) specialty?
Hope someone else is as excited about this as I am :) Thanks.
These two recent blog posts by 37signals discuss how they got that "snap" into the new Basecamp:
How Basecamp Next got to be so damn fast without using much client-side UI
How key-based cache expiration works