very green on Yii... would appreciate any help.
the code below uses an image (home icon) as a link to obviously my Home page. The link works (its the first item on the menu) and the home page displays, but the image is not showing... any idea?
$top_menu[]=array('tag'=>"signup",CHtml::image(Yii::app()->request->baseUrl.'assets/images/home-blue.jpg',array("width"=>"100px" ,"height"=>"100px")),'url'=> websiteUrl());
According to documentation
Returns the relative URL for the application. This is similar to scriptUrl except that it does not have the script file name, and the ending slashes are stripped off.
So, add slash
Yii::app()->request->baseUrl . '/assets/images/home-blue.jpg'
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i have a problem with a prestashop website and i have not found any solution in the web.
How you can see in the image, there is a character in the bottom of page, but i have not edit any files. How can i remove it? by css is impossible, if you see the 2nd image, it is not contained in any element.
what could be the problem?
I found the problem in 'footer.tpl' file.
I am very new to orchard CMS... i am trying to make a site in orchard CMS as this is my first site in orchard... i am facing a fair bit of problem and hindrances to over come... my background of the CMS for creating websites is wordpress/PHP....
but now there in this project i have a problem for the slider in the home page! how could i implement a slider in the home page... after searching a bit i have found to use the featured image slider.. i have tried to implement it... i have installed the module and made the featured group... now MY PROBLEM IS WHERE I CAN ADD THE IMAGES IN THE SLIDER... AS THE FEATURE ITEM FROM THE MENU ONLY SHOW THREE FIELDS HEADLINE,SUB-HEADLINE, AND LINKURL...
kindly let me know where do i can add the images in this slider and show them on the home page of my site....
Thanks alot in advance....
After hell of the search i have got the solution for that purpose... i am elaborating my answer step wise so that the new guys like me should understand that without an inconvenience...
normally orchard CMS uses nivo slider bydefault... if you want to use other sliders follow the same path as pasted below...
1: if you have download the Orchard CMS there will be a Jquery function in the layout.cshtml and the jquery file will also be linked in the script tag, pointing to the package of Jquery in Js or anyother folder...
2: Get the name of the div for which the Jquery is pointing to... normally the name will be "slider".... Copy that name and paste it in your home from CMS... but make sure to keep the name of the div same as the Jquery function narrates which is ("slider").
3:Link your images in the Div...
and browse the site in the browser and enjoy the slider...
I have a fantastic tutorial on pepfry.com for this issue. I have a complete tutorial where I show you all the steps to successfully install the 'Featured Item Slider' with screenshots.
I also have a video on YouTube where you can see the Image slider working successfully.
Regards!
Sumesh M.S
Ok, I have been searching for days on how to fix the vimeo urls on this page: https://www.createjobsforusa.org
Basically, I just got an SSL certificate and I'd like to change http://{the vimeo url} vimeo linking videos to https://{the vimeo url} Simple edit is all I need, but I can't find where the videos are located.
Content Blocks? All I get are settings for this. Pages? So, I go to "Content" and I see a huge list of pages in there, I see a page called "Home", so I click on the Edit link and the body of the page is blank? Ok, so this has to be coming from someplace else, but where?
Can someone please help me with how to find the vimeo video URLs and change them to "https://" instead of "http://"
I think the View is called: A-Spots... here are pics of what I get when I click on the Edit A-Spot View:
What exactly am I supposed to do here? Seems like so much to do, but every option I seem to choose still doesn't give me the option to change the vimeo URLs.
A view just select nodes (or other entities) to show them. If you edit a view, you just change the way those nodes are selected or shown; you don't edit the nodes a view selects to show.
If you look at the preview of that view, you will notice it shows some numbers; those numbers are node IDs. Just edit the node from https://www.createjobsforusa.org/node/55291246/edit; replace 55291246 with the other IDs shown, and you will be able to edit all the nodes used from the view.
If that doesn't work, https://www.createjobsforusa.org/admin/content lists all the content in the site. Just look for the nodes whose ID is the one shown in that preview, and edit them.
how to redirect to another .aspx page on clicking on a rectangle on a .aspx page?plz mention the whole program including headers, preferably in vb
You can use the ImageMap control to do what you're looking for. Image maps allow you to define portions of an image (as rectangles, if you wish) and then define which URL the browser will navigate to for each particular 'clickable region' of the map you create!
Take a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.imagemap.aspx for further information on how to use the ImageMap control.
I've set up a brochure ware kind of site - with links to different sections in the page.
http://www.leoniepalmer.com/
When clicking a menu item in the top right corner, everything works great!
Now I have a second page at
http://www.leoniepalmer.com/our-gourmet-tours/
And I want the menu to then go back home to the relevant anchor, that is, clicking About will go to
http://www.leoniepalmer.com/#about
Unfortunately (in FF 3.5.6 at least), it seems to append it to the URL and it becomes quite ugly, as well as not going to where it should!
Could it be this rule in my .htaccess, that appends a trailing slash to pages without one?
# Add trailing slash if missing
rewriteRule ^(([a-z0-9\-]+/)*[a-z0-9\-]+)$ $1/ [NC,R=301,L]
How could I modify it to work, or is there something else at play here?
UPDATE
I don't think the answer is helpful at all.
You can link to an Id using the #anchor fragment.
OK, I'm guessing it's because you're using a <div> tag as the target of a link.
Properly, named tags that are the target of links to a location in a page are also <a> tags, your syntax is similar to
<a name="about">About Leonie and Stef Palmer</a>
Here's the source:
source
This creates an anchor around the text "This is the location of anchor one.". Usually, the contents of A are not rendered in any special way when A defines an anchor only.
Having defined the anchor, we may link to it from the same or another document. URIs that designate anchors contain a "#" character followed by the anchor name (the fragment identifier). Here are some examples of such URIs:
An absolute URI: http://www.mycompany.com/one.html#anchor-one
A relative URI: ./one.html#anchor-one or one.html#anchor-one
When the link is defined in the same document: #anchor-one
Just to be safe, you might want to make the link in your navbar to the full document:
About
Not only is this one of the use cases described above, it saves Apache some work. Including the full path lets the browser go straight to the page, whereas not including the name of the document means the browser has to ask Apache on your server what the name of the page is and then go there - 2 connections for the price of 1