Forum Activity for @brian

allow widgets and widget containers to have a class or id

Suggestions

No - you do not need to setup CSS like that based on specific IDS. Each widget has a set of special widget classes that make it easy to target JUST the widget title - i.e.


If course if you need to target a SPECIFIC widget, then use the ID like you have shown, but I would not recommend doing that. Being uniform in how you display elements on a page is an important part of UI design.
updated by @brian: 12/03/16 03:19:31PM

Audio Pro Menu

Using Jamroom


Yep - it's really easy. Just create the sub menu entry, then grab it with your mouse and drag it to the right - you'll see an "indented outline" - drop at and it becomes a child of the item you dropped it under.

Stations and Playlists

Using Jamroom

"Stations" are way easier in Jamroom 5+ than they ever were in Jamroom 4, and are called Playlists. As you surf around the site you can just add items to any number of playlists you want to have.

I've just tested here on Media Pro and don't see any issues. I've attached a screenshot of the icon that you will see next to audio and soundcloud items. If you're getting an error, run an integrity check, as well as check you've added playlist support to those quotas you want to have access.

Audio Pro Menu

Using Jamroom


I'm not sure what you mean - do you mean the WYSIWYG TinyMCE editor? You can customize the form_editor.tpl in the Core -> template area to suit your needs if you want to change it.

Let me know if that helps.

Managing power users

Using Jamroom

In the "Your Profiles" option in the User Menu, the Home Profile is always the first one - we can look at highlighting that one.

still have https issues after jr6 update

Installation and Configuration


Click on "Menu Editor" in the lower left site builder options and edit the menu to suit your needs.

If you have a custom skin add:


Into your header.tpl - or wherever you want the menu to show.

Possible issue JR6 Audio Pro Groups

Design and Skin Customization


Yep - here is the proper way to do it:

1) Go into the ACP -> Core -> Marketplace -> Global Config and set "Marketplace Versions" to the number of versions you want to keep of each item. Set it to like "3" (or what you want) and save.

2) Run an Integrity check and everything will be cleaned up. It will never delete any "active" module or skin, and will only remove older updates that are beyond the number you want to keep.

The results will be logged to your Activity Log.

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks!

still have https issues after jr6 update

Installation and Configuration


Yeah we can't match $80 a month, but then again we do a lot more for you than just colocate, but no worries.

still have https issues after jr6 update

Installation and Configuration

Is that for your entire existing server or is that the size of your Jamroom? And if you did have 1TB of Jamroom, what do you think a fair price for JR hosted for that size would be?

Thanks!

still have https issues after jr6 update

Installation and Configuration


What size is "huge"?