Forum Activity for @douglas

douglas
@douglas
06/16/16 09:04:36AM
2,812 posts

How to add the who is online for the entire site?


Using Jamroom

I've not tested this, but you can give it a try, it should be close to the forum who is online:

<div class="container">
    <div class="row">
        <div class="col12 last">

            <div class="item">

                {* MASTER ADMIN *}
                {if isset($master)}
                    {foreach from=$master item="m_admin"}
                        <div style="float:left;display:inline-block;margin-right:10px;">
                            {jrCore_module_function function="jrImage_display" module="jrUser" type="user_image" item_id=$m_admin.session_user_id size="xsmall" crop="auto" class="iloutline" alt=$m_admin.session_user_name title=$m_admin.session_user_name}
                        </div>
                    {/foreach}
                {/if}

                {* SITE ADMIN *}
                {if isset($admin)}
                    {foreach from=$user item="member"}
                        <div style="float:left;display:inline-block;margin-right:10px;">
                            {jrCore_module_function function="jrImage_display" module="jrUser" type="user_image" item_id=$member.session_user_id size="xsmall" crop="auto" class="iloutline" alt=$member.session_user_name title=$member.session_user_name}
                        </div>
                    {/foreach}
                {/if}

                {* MEMBERS *}
                {if isset($user)}
                    {foreach from=$user item="member"}
                        <div style="float:left;display:inline-block;margin-right:10px;">

                            {jrCore_module_function function="jrImage_display" module="jrUser" type="user_image" item_id=$member.session_user_id size="xsmall" crop="auto" class="iloutline" alt=$member.session_user_name title=$member.session_user_name}

                        </div>
                    {/foreach}
                {/if}

                {* VISITORS *}
                {if $visitor_count > 1}
                    {jrCore_module_url module="jrImage" assign="iurl"}
                    {if $visitor_count > 1}
                        {$gs = 'Guests'}
                    {else}
                        {$gs = 'Guest'}
                    {/if}
                    <div style="float:left;display:inline-block;">
                        <big>+</big> <img src="{$jamroom_url}/{$iurl}/img/module/jrImage/default.png" height="40" width="40" class="img_shadow" alt="{$gs|jrCore_entity_string}"> <i><b>{$visitor_count}</b> {$gs}</i>
                    </div>
                {/if}

            </div>

        </div>
    </div>
</div>

updated by @douglas: 06/17/16 09:59:32AM
douglas
@douglas
06/16/16 08:13:49AM
2,812 posts

How to get an Header bar under the logo and menu?


Using Jamroom

Since the header is set to a certain height, you'll probably want to create another div under the header div in your header.tpl. Right after this:

<div id="header">
    <div id="header_content">

        {* Logo *}
        {if jrCore_is_mobile_device()}
            <div id="main_logo">
                {jrCore_image id="mmt" skin="jrElastic" image="menu.png" alt="menu"}
                {jrCore_image image="logo.png" width="170" height="40" class="jlogo" alt=$_conf.jrCore_system_name custom="logo"}
            </div>
        {else}
            <div id="main_logo">
                <a href="{$jamroom_url}">{jrCore_image image="logo.png" width="191" height="44" class="jlogo" alt=$_conf.jrCore_system_name custom="logo"}</a>
            </div>
            {jrCore_include template="header_menu_desktop.tpl"}

        {/if}

    </div>

</div>

maybe something like this:

<div class="header_bar">
     <div class="header_bar_content">
        Your code here...
    </div>
</div>

and in your header.css file add this:

.header_bar {
background-color: #333333;
background-image: url("{$jrElastic_img_url}/bckgrd.png");
padding:5px;
margin-top:-12px;
}
.header_bar_content {
max-width: 1140px;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}

of course you may need to adjust the CSS to suite your needs.

Hope this helps!
douglas
@douglas
06/16/16 06:24:35AM
2,812 posts

Changes through the Template editor not showing on the site


Using Jamroom

That depends on if you want whats new/updated/changed in the default skin in your custom skin. Not all updates are critical updates.

Note that your custom/cloned skin will never get changed by an update, since we don't have the custom/cloned skin, we can't make any changes to it. The only changes we make are to default skins.

However, any modifications made via the template editor, ACP > Skins > YourSkin > Templates > Modify, will not be overwritten by an update since those changes are saved in your database.

Hope this helps!
douglas
@douglas
06/16/16 04:38:15AM
2,812 posts

How to change the capitalization of text?


Using Jamroom

What skin did you clone?

You'll want to do this in an editor and not on the style tab.

I can tell you that the h1, h2 etc. tags all have text-transform:capitalize; in the skins html.css file.

Hope this helps!
updated by @douglas: 06/16/16 04:38:34AM
douglas
@douglas
06/16/16 04:36:26AM
2,812 posts

Changes through the Template editor not showing on the site


Using Jamroom

pch:
In case of updates, should we need to compare the new updated skin file (native skin file) with the clone skin, then manually apply the update to the clone skin in order to do not loose the modification done in the clone skin? Please clarify.

There is a compare tool in your ACP > Skins > YOURSKIN > Templates section, you can use if there are updates to a "native" skin that you would like to add to your custom skin.

pch:
Also what about skin files edited outside JR then uploaded to the server through ftp, will JR pick up the change and save it to the database after running the integrity check as it does when creating language strings?
Thanks

No, modifying a template to "native" skins and uploading them via FTP will not be saved to the database, the only time template changes are saved to the database is when you modify them via the template editor in your ACP.

Hope this helps!
douglas
@douglas
06/16/16 04:30:23AM
2,812 posts

How to change the capitalization of text?


Using Jamroom

It will most likely be in a CSS file for the module or the skin your using.

Search for text-transform:capitalize; and either remove it or change it to text-transform:none;

Hope this helps!
douglas
@douglas
06/15/16 02:37:32PM
2,812 posts

YouTube module not fetching images


Using Jamroom

Glad you got it sorted! :)
douglas
@douglas
06/15/16 11:25:28AM
2,812 posts

Changes through the Template editor not showing on the site


Using Jamroom

After making changes, go back to the template list and check the make active checkbox and save, you may need to reset your cache as well.

Hope this helps!
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