I built a Joomla 3.4.3 custom template using only standard CSS, no LESS or SASS or custom javascript.
My menu has quite a few items and thus the last items overflow to a second line long before the standard collapse point of around 980px.
Is it possible to use standard CSS to increase the collapse point to 1310px?
Any help would be much appreciated.
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TYPO3 7 has a nice Translation Wizard where you have for each page the choice whether you translate the elements or copy them. Once you choose one mode its locked for this page (as long as there is a translated content element).
My question is: can I force one option (for redactor) that he can only make "real" translations and no copies.
Thanks!
A quick and dirty hack is to hide the unwanted option via CSS in the backend.
See https://forge.typo3.org/issues/76910
I have a menu item that loads a List of Categories.
The problem is that I don´t know if there is a visually enhaced component other than the default one.
Could you please point me to the right direction
I am using Joomla 2.5
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Just to add a link to the suggestion from Marko D about template overrides (which would be the correct answer):
http://docs.joomla.org/How_to_override_the_output_from_the_Joomla!_core and http://docs.joomla.org/Understanding_Output_Overrides explains how the template overrides work
This is indeed the simplest way to adjust how the list is created. And of course using CSS within your template.
I'm aware of the JoomlArt JA Wall template but it doesn't appear to meet our use case as we have the need to include tiles in the feed that are Adsense banners. I've read up on JQuery Masonry and see that it uses the infinite scroll feature.
Is it possible to create a Joomla template using Masonry that also will take Adsense banners ?
Of course it's possible, just make sure you add the class you choose for masonry to each element; depending on what kind of elements you want to align: modules? blog items? it should be fairly easy; if you want to apply masonry to items across the whole page, just make sure you don't enclose modules and blog items in their own div groups.
I've moved from Plone 3.1 to Plone 4.1 a site using zope.formlib for a number of non-archetypes content types, and including some customizations of the widgets.
Now I notice several changes in the layout of the edit forms, such as:
a tooltip replacing the field description (formHelp class)
larger text boxes, exceeding the border of the page body
duplicate descriptions in the checkbox widgets.
Since I'm not able to find relevant changes in the python modules and the page templates, I suspect that said changes mostly depend on the kss machinery, I'm not familiar with.
Any suggestions on what to focus on, in trying to obviate undesired changes?
I'd suggest to take the opportunity and to switch from zope.formlib to the most up to date z3c.form.
More info:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/z3c.form
http://packages.python.org/z3c.form/
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/plone.app.z3cform
I want to know that can i change the navigation menu dynamically,i am having two tabs on the basis of which i want to render the navigation menu.How can it be done
Thanks in advance
For usability reasons, the global navigation generally shouldn't change. Users will expect to see the same options available to them and will get confused (and leave) if they aren't.
Could you explain the requirement more?
EDIT:
Usability issues aside, try adding all necessary items to the top nav, then use Javascript to toggle between tabs. If you don't want to change the navigation PHTML files to add IDs to them, you can use the existing classes to target which nav items to show and which to hide.
Since Magento stores cannot function without JS anyway, you should be pretty safe with that solution. Preferably, you can change the top nav's template (I believe app/design/frontend/base/default/template/page/template/links.phtml in 1.4) to use IDs for those LIs as well, in which case you can target those instead.
Thanks,
Joe