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My custom widgets are appear in the "Other" group on the toolbar. Is there any way to add it to the "Core" group?
I tried to experiment with Ip/Internal/Content/Widget, but no luck.
Any suggestions?
You can achieve this by catching a filter "ipAdminWidgets"
https://www.impresspages.org/docs/filter-list
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How do I put titles on the products at the side, below the price of the products?
Like this:
Some of the items have this which I don't like
Please check the customizing options of you each template. There must be an option to change the view except editing the code.
Dashboard > Themes > Customize
Short answer: You are using different templates.
So, you need to edit your theme to always use the same template.
I'm assuming there is an IF asking for the custom image-box.
I have a custom role for "regular users". for those users I would like to hide / remove some of the menu items in the lower left corner:
basically all I want them to be able to do is to edit their profile, or to sign out. — I was wondering if and how that's possible.
I don't think there's a way to do this out-of-the-box now without you changing the core codebase. I've added a Feature Request to the Directus App repo:
https://github.com/directus/app/issues/1709
Give it a thumbs up and we'll try to include it soon!
Good idea!
I'm attempting to create something with a similar layout to this schedule page.
See attached screenshot also.
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So what I need is:
- "Categories" across the top of the scheduler (Vertical dividers).
- "Timeslots (07:00 07:30, etc..)" down the left of the scheduler.
User's can then add events via modal screens and assign them "Timeslots" and "Categories".
They should then appear in the Schedule in the appropriate locations.
The above mentioned example appears to be using Dojo.
I found this calendar widget but am unsure of how to get it to represent "Categories" across the top when using the "Day" view.
Is this possible with the dojo calendar widget? (I've never worked with Dojo before)
Any suggestions as to other frameworks or example's that would provide me with this functionality would be very welcome also.
I've looked at JQuery's fullCalendar plugin and it doesn't seem to provide this functionality (Would be great if someone could prove me wrong!).
After looking at Dojo's widget documentation I think the Sub-Column display is what you are looking for. So each Calendar in this case will represent a category. http://livedocs.dojotoolkit.org/dojox/calendar#sub-columns.
I don't think FullCalendar is capable of the category layout, but I think its cool enough to request: http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/wiki/Request-a-Feature/
Hope that helps!
I had a look at http://www.westernaustralia.com/au/Pages/Welcome_to_Western_Australia.aspx and I know it's a SharePoint site and I am wondering how it could have been made.
I am mostly interrested in the center column (What's On). Is it an announcement list with thumbnails and Find out more links are pointing to wiki pages? Could it be a custom web part or is it possible to do this sort of thing with SharePoint 2010 out of the box?
Thanks in advance.
You can do this easily with a "What's New" web part. Customize your library view setting and set your webpart to use that view. Add a simple content editor at the bottom of this web part and add those other links like View All etc...
Remember that you can create your own list and make sure to index it so that it can rollback into the What's New webpart.
Looking at the emitted HTML it looks like a custom user control in the page layout to me (hell I could be wrong)
That said though it is possible to do this OOTB and I could build that functionality using the Content Query Web Part and some custom XSL
I have to brand a Sharepoint2010 portal. There are 2 buttons on the top ("I like it" and "Tags") which have to be replaced with custom HTML and images. Images src is hardcoded in tags (instead of CSS).
My approach is to rewrite inner HTML using jQuery. Could you suggest a better way?
EDIT: Ok, seems like there are no other ways. If you wanna styling social buttons, get jQuery and use it :)
I think re writing the innerHTML of the ms-socialNotif-Container div is the best solution here.
Why not replace the source images with your images in the hive?