Scoured the web for answers, and used file searches but cannot solve this problem.
Currently I have a Logo with a title I did not fill up.
But on my site it is showing as an empty <h3> tag. How do I remove the h3 tag?
It is destroying the layout of the site.
That's your Site Title that you entered during SocialEngine installation and it's being displayed by Logo Widget in the Header template. You can remove the Logo Widget or add your own image as your logo.
1) To completely remove the Logo Widget :
Open Header Template in Layout Editor.
SE Admin Panel -> Layout -> Layout Editor -> Header Template
You'll see the Logo widget in the header template. Click on X to remove it and then click on Save Changes.
2) To replace the site title with your own logo:
First, upload your logo via File Manager.
SE Admin Panel -> Layout -> File Manager
Open Header Template in Layout Editor.
SE Admin Panel -> Layout -> Layout Editor -> Header Template
Click Edit on the widget, choose the uploaded image from dropdown and lastly click on Save Changes.
NOTE : It is highly recommended that you do not modify any core files directly, including the .tpl file of any widgets. If you modify core files, you'll lose all your modifications to those files after installing new upgrade packages that SocialEngine releases regularly.
You can remove h3 tag in modules->core->widgets->menu-logo->index.tpl
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Currently in my webpage I am using an image and icon in my header like this from this icon set here in the head tag of my webpage
This works fine, however, when I go to edit my webpages in Dreamweaver, using the properties inspector, the Class option list is huge, pulling from href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css"> and not mine. Is there anyway to fix this?
When I use the properties inspector in Dreamweaver my Class list is huge! How can I have Dreamweaver use my CSS page first?
I am using the theme "Debut" and I've copied it to make a custom theme out of it.
Then, under "Edit code" I have create a new template for "blog".
Now, when I click on "Customize" button at my template, and the theme editor opens, I have a select box in the top bar where I can select the themes templates, and the pages I've created. But I can't find my custom blog template there, to edit it via the drag & drop editor.
How can I achieve this?
Any help is highly appreciated, thanks!
Once you add any custom template for a blog, product, or collection, they are not available directly into the backend customizer in Shopify.
In backend default templates are available, you need to assign the template to a page, product or blog and then navigate to the desired page, collection or product and blog page into backend using customizer window and then you able to edit the sections and blocks that are added to custom template code.
(Sitefinity 6.x)
I am trying to create an image slider where each image in the page links to an internal or external page. I created a separate library for all the images that I want to show on the slider then using custom MVC widget I display the images in a slider.The problem that I have is there is no place in the image where I can link the image to open an existing internal page or external website.
Is there a way to add a properties to the original Image properties? so that users can select a page (using some sort of page selector just like in the navigation widget) or type in external page to link. If that is not possible, could you give me some ideas how to implement this?
I've been creating image rotators using Module Builder in Sitefinity. What you could do is go to Administration -> Module Builder -> Create a Module, call it Image Slider, call the content type Slide. Add a couple fields, for the first call it Image and select Media for the type, this will use an image selector for the interface, then add another field called Link and use Short text for the type, this will hold the url. Unfortunately, Sitefinity doesn't include a Page Selector control as an available field yet so a text field will have to do. Save and activate your module, it will show up under Content -> Types of Content. Go ahead and add a few slides. Sitefinity has created a couple of widgets when you created the module, so if you edit a page, you'll see them under the "Content" widget section, probably at the bottom. Drag it on the page and set it to use the list template. Now open up the Sitefinity Explorer window in their Thunder Visual Studio plugin, under Common Widget Templates, you'll see an Image Slider folder, you'll want to edit the list template since you'll be outputing all the slides into some carousel markup or something. From here you can use the default Sitefinity image control and bind the link to a hyperlink that wraps the image control, this will link each image to whatever is in that field.
Hope that helps.
Without using the SharePoint Designer or Visual Studio, is there a way to move the Default Search box to Footer of a page or to a specific custom div tag?
I have found CSS that will allow me to move it to the top of the page however it does not work well when trying to move it to the footer.
This is the CSS that will move it to the top of the page:
.s4-search
{
TOP: 10px;
RIGHT: 400px! important;
POSITION: fixed;
}
There is a div-class called SRSB which you could use to reposition the item. Either by using CSS and using absolute position or similar, or alternatively you could use jQuery to reposition or move it to a different div on the page.
See Difference between div id and div class for using CSS & ID and for moving the elment http://api.jquery.com/category/manipulation/
If you have access to the Master Page Gallery through the browser, you can edit the master page to move the PlaceHolderSearchArea content placeholder.
Go to your site's home page.
Site Actions > Site Settings
On the Site Settings page, click "Master pages and page layouts" under Galleries.
Download your master page (probably v4.master).
Find the [asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="PlaceHolderSearchArea"] tag. Move this where you would like it on the page.
Save and upload back to the Master Pages and Page Layouts Gallery. Check in, publish, and approve.
I highly recommend you not edit the out-of-the-box master pages (like v4.master)--instead copy it to create a custom master page. I won't go into those details here.
I'm adding some css in content editor web part on my aspx page and css applies well but as soon as I stop editing page css disappears. When I open the web part again I can see empty
<style> </style>
tag. Any idea ?
This page has custom web part and even if I add some inline css to the web part it applies when page loads but disappear when page finish loading..
I'm trying this on Firefox.
Content editor web part does not let you embed style and script elements directly in the page.
Instead, content editor web part lets you link to a css or js source stored in a sharepoint library.
Alternatively, use SharePoint Designer (if installed in your company) to inline style and script.