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Using Jamroom

The jrEvent module doesn't use the active text formatters by default.

If your skin has a template for displaying the event detail you'd need to edit that, or if it uses the default jrEvent template, edit that one.

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Solo Artist skin - editing footer,

Design and Skin Customization

If you have also edited footer.tpl using the template editor in the Admin Control Panel, Jamroom will use that version which is stored in the database, so editing the actual template will have no effect until you reset the template in the database. Just click the reset button here:
/core/skin_admin/templates/skin=jrSoloArtist

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Installation and Configuration

Yep, adblock plus here too. Well spotted Michael!

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Using Jamroom

In Core quota config you need to turn on tag conversion for text formatting.

Go to yoursite.com/core/admin/quota
Active Text Formatters - check Convert Embed Tags and save.

Webmaker Module

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Updated to work with TinyMCE 4.

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Installation and Configuration

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updated by @ultrajam: 08/22/14 12:02:50PM

Core 5.2.9 TinyMCE4 update

IpsumJam

Thanks Michael

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Installation and Configuration

I don't see search either. Do you need to be logged in to search on your site?

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Design and Skin Customization

In the profile browser you can search using profile_active:0
/profile/browser/search_string=profile_active%3A0
updated by @ultrajam: 08/22/14 02:54:24AM

Eliminating the spacing between each ARTISTS image / details when adding more info like biography

Design and Skin Customization

Masonry is really cool, and versatile - go for that one.

Equal heights will make all of the boxes in a container (div, row or page) the same height regardless of the varying height of their contents - they will all be the same height as the tallest box.

I'm not sure how it will act with Jamroom's grid, but with something like bootstrap it means you can put any number of items into a div.row and you will have a regular grid where all items are the same height, so each row within the div.row (counterintuitive but I'm sure you can make sense of it) lines up. It's not much more difficult to make items in a "sub row" (i.e. at different vertical positions within the same container) of equal height - feel free to ask if you run into that problem/need, but I don't think that is an option with the Jamroom css grid anyway.
updated by @ultrajam: 08/21/14 02:58:02PM