Jamroom needs simpler css
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You mean this in the screenshot? It clearly shows that the text is #ccc.
Do you need to empty your browser cache?
updated by @ultrajam: 05/11/14 08:05:54AM
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Using Jamroom
You mean this in the screenshot? It clearly shows that the text is #ccc.
Do you need to empty your browser cache?
updated by @ultrajam: 05/11/14 08:05:54AM
Jamroom needs simpler css
Using Jamroom
So right click on the text you want to change the color of, that will tell you that it uses the class "normal"
Then go to your skin styles, select core_text from the select menu, then change the font color for "Normal"
It's incredible that you find this stuff so hard.
updated by @ultrajam: 05/11/14 06:38:02AM
Stats for site visits
Design and Skin Customization
Try using {debug} to see what is available in your template.
If you dont see what you need, jrCore_get_count and jrCore_counter are the two functions to look at in the docs.
background color
Using Jamroom
You are very confused aren't you.
If your database is getting "stuck" in some way (which seems to be what you might be saying in some weird round-about way), delete the table as shown above. If you can't do that, ask a friend or adult to help.
can i add a page to a module?
Using Jamroom
You'd just check the $_post as normal.
So you could use
if ($_post['month'] == "April") {
// do this...
// your code here:
}Or check for $_post['_1'], $_post['_2'] etc.
Check out the docs on reading the post if you havent read them already:
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/documentation/code/1683/reading-the-post
Stats for site visits
Design and Skin Customization
Your skin (whichever it is) is taking care of displaying your stats to the site visitor. So look through your skin for the relevant smarty, css, html and php relating to stats.
In Nova skin config you have Show Stats which switches showing of stats on and off.
All stats registered by modules are available in the skin template in the $_stats variable, Nova reaches that using {foreach $_stats as $title => $_stat} so each stat is listed in a span with $title and $count.
In jrNova stats are output using a capture assign (from index.tpl):
{* SITE STATS *}
{if isset($_conf.jrNova_show_stats) && $_conf.jrNova_show_stats == 'on'}
<div class="row">
<div class="col12 last">
<div class="inner">
<div class="inner leader">
<span class="capital">{jrCore_lang skin=$_conf.jrCore_active_skin id="42" default="stats"}</span> -
{capture name="template" assign="stats_tpl"}
{literal}
{foreach $_stats as $title => $_stat}
<span class="media_title">• {$title}: {$_stat.count}</span>
{/foreach}
{/literal}
{/capture}
{jrCore_stats template=$stats_tpl}
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
{/if}Modules each register their stats with the core so the stat appears in the template..
For example, from jrPlaylist_init in include.php:
// Profile Stats
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrProfile', 'profile_stats', 'jrPlaylist', 'profile_jrPlaylist_item_count', 21);updated by @ultrajam: 05/10/14 12:04:22PM
background color
Using Jamroom
Nova doesnt use background images, where are you entering the image url?
background color
Using Jamroom
I guess a consistent spelling mistake would produce a consistent error.
Could be simpler than that though. Are you sure you are remembering to click the save button after changing the css?
background color
Using Jamroom
So how else is your css mistake constantly reloaded?
There must be an answer.
Are you absolutely sure your ftp app is successfully uploading your files? That has to be the first port of call.
