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Have you ever wanted to know how to fix the "problem" with the Joomla editor if your website has a dark background color. The Problem
In Joomla the standard content editor TinyMCE uses the body tag from your template_css file to display the background in the content editor of Joomla when adding or editing a content item, this means if your website has a dark background, such as JJ Supremacy or JJ Nitro, when adding content, you will not be able to see what you are typing, particularly if the content area is light with dark text, as it means the you will have dark text on a dark background. |
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Click To Read more about this joomla template... [Fix TinyMCE editor Background color]
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there are 2 changes in joomla 1.5 templates! the fist is Template can able to carry parameters .the second is can Editable multiple template css. |
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Click To Read more about this joomla template... [2 changes in Joomla! 1.5 templates]
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Often times people want to remove the pathway because it just reads Home on the frontpage and sort of gets in the way and is useless. With the ability to hide the pathway on the frontpage, you can still leave it on your interior pages and benefit from its easy navigation for your website visitors. The steps to making this happen are really the same as deleting the pathway, except that in step three above, instead of selecting the pathway and deleting it, you will replace it with this code. <?
if($option != "" && $option != "com_frontpage")
{
?>
<div id="pathway">
<?php mospathway() ?>
</div>
<?
}
?>
Basically the code just say, is this the frontpage? If so, then don't display the pathway, otherwise, display the pathway. I hope this Joomla tutorials broadens your horizons! |
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You need can access your template in a web authoriing tool like Dreamweaver or you can edit it directly as follows. From the Joomla Administrator menu, choose Site > Template Manager > Site Templates
Identify the default template, select its radio button and click the "Edit HTML" button in the upper right.
Locate the following code, select it and hit the delete key. <?php mosPathWay(); ?><div id="pathway"></div> Click the "Save" button in the upper right and you have now successfully removed Joomla's pathway code. |
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So you're building a template, and you're trying to figure out how to hide the module display when the module is not showing. Let me put it another way, you've built a fancy template that has some html associated with your module blocks, but when you unpublish your module, you don't want an empty html table with graphics hanging around |
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Click To Read more about this joomla template... [hide the module in Templates]
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