Forum Activity for @michael

Change the icon size of the user images

Design and Skin Customization

I would turn it off. Its a development tool to help you locate something you can't find. Normally I would use that as the last thing to turn on when I really cant figure out where something is.

Other methods I use are:
#1) grab the class from the thing im looking for and do a search on that over the codebase, something like is pretty unique and there most likely wont be more than a few found over the whole code base, so doing a search for that first means I don't even have to turn on the template names in source.

#2) understand the structure of things, I know that screen is a profile screen, and I know that section is in the side bar, so I'd go look in the skin for a template called profile_header.tpl and see if it contained anything similar to profile_sidebar.tpl. Then go look down that code until I located the FOLLOWERS section and read the code to see where that lead me to. I'd eventually get to where I wanted to change.

Upgrading to latest Share This module 2.0.0

Announcements

At Share This you've chosen to show "Inline share buttons", these show on the 'Detail Pages', so check those check boxes.

Upgrading to latest Share This module 2.0.0

Announcements

Then the issue is most likely with your settings on the Share This side of things. Which settings have you chosen?

glitch when creating "@" mentions ?

Using Jamroom

The issue is, if the correct lowercase version is present anywhere in the body of text then all the versions will work, but if there is no full-lowercase version then non of the replacements will work.

eg (i expect this wont work):

@Strumelia
and
@struMelia
and
@StRuMeLiA

because there is no lowercase @STRUMELIA in this body of text the others wont be found.

--edit--
will be fixed in an upcoming jrCore version.
updated by @michael: 08/08/18 06:54:12PM

glitch when creating "@" mentions ?

Using Jamroom

Thanks for that. I can reproduce it here and am looking for why.

Upgrading to latest Share This module 2.0.0

Announcements

was it working before the upgrade?

Change the icon size of the user images

Design and Skin Customization

Turn on "Template name in source" then inspect the element to see which template its in.

Top List chart by Genre

Design and Skin Customization

use {debug} to make sure that there is a value at {$item.audio_genre} where you're trying to use the {jrCore_list} call. If there is no value in that variable your jrCore_list call will fail for sure.

You're going to need a way to choose a genre, so probably that's going to come from the url
site.com/the-genre-choosing-page/genre=punk

if you had a URL like that then inside the the-genre-choosing-page.tpl file the {debug} panel would show you that you have the work "punk" available on {$_post.genre}, so use THAT in your jrCore_list call.

--edit--
Docs: "{debug}"
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1477/debug
updated by @michael: 08/06/18 09:13:28PM

Tracker Re-branding Issue to Action

Design and Skin Customization

search for "issue" in the LANGUAGE tab of the Tracker module and change that to 'Action'. should do it.

Site-Wide Background Changes

Design and Skin Customization

site wide background color I would look for the current one being used in the CSS at the highest level then either add some extra newer CSS after that one is implements so that your one works, or change it where it is if its in a skin .css file and the skin has been cloned.

Each site builder section will have its own uniquie ID, use that to target it via CSS.

--edit--
It MAY be possible to change the background color via the STYLE tab of the skin, depends if the skin has been setup to allow that as an option or not. ( I prefer the SFTP upload system way of doing things as I find it easier to locate changes later on.)

The skins CSS files will be found at /skins/ YOUR SKIN /css/*

and if you want to add a new css file, add the file there then link to it from inside the skins include.php file in the _init() function. you'll see other examples of how to in there.
updated by @michael: 08/06/18 09:03:00PM