I have had gone through plugins which could do a cloud based categories tag asides: refer:https://github.com/ctdk/octopress-category-list and also the good known working Top Categories: refer: http://time.to.pullthepl.ug/blog/2012/8/20/octopress-top-categories-plugin/ but both of these do not serve my purpose.
My purpose would be to use the categories aside like the default way which Google Blogger ships, how do I achieve this and customize this to the requirements?
A screenshot of concept (like year-wise with drop down):
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I am using this extension with TYPO3 v10 https://extensions.typo3.org/extension/eventnews/ I created a news content and marked it as "Is event" set the dates, simple organizer name and location.
But this is what I am seeing on the frontend. it doesn't look like an event to me but similar to the news. Can anybody direct me in a way how can I create an "event"?
Basically this is what you get, as the eventnews extension does simply that: It allows news entries to be created as "events" (some additional fields). So at first you get the same views you also have with news, but some additional fields.
One additional new view you can include in your page is the "month view".
Refer to the documentation of eventnews.
To add a Month View, you could do that by simply adding a plugin to your content:
All other things you might need are already there in news (filtering, searching, etc), and customization can be done using templates.
If you need further "event-like" features (like registration, recurring events etc), this might not be the right extension. Try for example EXT:cal or EXT:seminars.
I am working on a website UI/UX design in Photoshop. The core functions that the website will have are searchable content, adding payment credit card to account, monthly membership payment, payment history and infographics on money spent on website services (like a client service being featured on a search - like www.mobile.de).
My question is: what is the best option to code the website using the UI/UX I design to incorporate the fuctions I need.
To be more exact, I am looking for the site to have animations like this app presentation on the infographics: https://www.behance.net/gallery/45859207/AR-Virtual-Fitness-Coach-App-AR-
TIA.
The best way is to break your approach in following steps:
Get structure of your app (HTML)
Gather style details of each of the elements , build a style guide and incorporate the css
Not sure if you would be using css3 for transformation of elements or javascript but can detail more if I could get more idea.
I have some sites that I implemented using Drupal. However as cool as Drupal is I've never been satisfied with coding in it mostly because it's in PHP and I've wanted to work with python. I've flirted with Django but I just recently discovered web2py and it's definitely caught my eye. Seems like it may be a sweet spot between Drupal and Django. Although django-cms is also on my radar.
So now I'm wondering how to re-implement my sites with web2py. Specifically suppose I have a site about DVD players. So in Drupal I'd have a CCK type DVD player, with various attributes. I guess this would correspond to a web2py model. How would I implement something like Drupal's taxonomy which is like a tagging system in web2py? Is there a module/plugin/appliance for that? Or am I manually creating the model schema to handle tagging?
Secondly, how would you handle something like comments and/or reviews on posts? Again, is there a pre-built plugin for this or do I have roll my own?
For tagging, I don't think web2py has anything quite like the Drupal Taxonomy module, but there are some options. First, you could create your own many-to-many model to assign tags to items. Another simpler option is to use web2py's list:reference field type to de-normalize the many-to-many relationship (the end of that section in the book includes a tagging example).
For existing tagging solutions, you can also check out web2py's plugin_wiki, which includes a tag widget. You can get it from the download page, or pull the source code directly. Another option is Powerpack, which includes the Instant Press CMS, which includes tagging and categories functionality.
Also, both plugin_wiki and Powerpack include comment plugins.
Finally, you'll generally get more and quicker responses from knowledgeable web2py users on the web2py mailing list.
Hi i run Joomla site on htpp://www.deeptechtons.net and wanted to construct a membership based subscription where people pay to get premium articles.
Exactly the same as tutsplus site network.[ i think it is custom but some solution must be available for joomla]. I already looked into extensions directory nothing fits my purpose.
Some requirements i need are,
1.Custom Profile fields for members.
2.Any time un-subscribe from plan.
3.Simple interface to show plans available
4.Payment processor's support
Also how do i hide the articles for premium members from not showing in search results, both joomla and google.
Joomla has teensy, weensy setting that hides un categorized articles in search plugin.
If you are running your website on Joomla 1.5 then PayPlans might be the better choice. It blends very well with JomSocial and your design. And yes, its very much customizable.
If you want to use 1.5, then Joomla 1.5 + JomSocial + AEC. I would also use K2 for the content because it would make filling your request about keeping content out of Google trivial. I wrote an upgrade to the K2 content display module that would allow you to leave all of your content as public and only display the intro text to non-registered users. Then you display the member content in a module that only displays to registered users. Very easy to maintain and implement.
I want to customize my google checkout pages in my website like this site. I want to place my website logo in google checkout cart section. Example. How is this accomplished?
Customizing the CSS of the order pages is a feature no longer offered by Google.
For more information see this answer to a related question.
You can either customize only the UI, or get deeper into things and customize the cart itself via the API.