Forum Activity for @ultrajam

Proper format and no button shown

LifeStreams


Yes it does.

Priority of stylesheets

Jamroom Developers

Is there any means of controlling the order of the stylesheets by setting a priority?

Or a means of listening for the stylesheet build and then sorting it out that way?

Thanks
updated by @ultrajam: 05/01/14 03:29:11PM

Proper format and no button shown

LifeStreams

Looks like it doesn't show in Nova by default.
Change the Nova profile menu (jrProfile_menu) around line 33 in profile_header.tpl - remove this:

Proper format and no button shown

LifeStreams

Just your username or id (not sure what twitter calls it), so emd123 or whatever your username/id is.

I can't guess how you are using it, but all possibilities are covered in the docs:
https://www.jamroom.net/ultrajam/documentation/modules/1692/lifestreams
Let me know if there is anything missing.

Thanks

jrComment Notifications

Using Jamroom

For that you'll need to make a module with a listener which listens for when a comment is posted.

Design In UjCategories

Archived

I don't know, I don't use the Maestro skin, probably in a menu template?

Email Auto Responsder

Installation and Configuration

/modules/jrUser/templates or the templates tab of jrUser in the ACP

template compare for modules

Design and Skin Customization

The template compare button seems to only work for jrCore, when clicking the button for other modules it results in error! module template file not found - please try again and redirected to /core/admin/templates
updated by @ultrajam: 06/10/14 07:33:28AM

Jamroom licenses

Installation and Configuration

Marketplace url is https://www.jamroom.net

Design In UjCategories

Archived

If you can't get what you need with css and javascript (I'd try that first), then you can copy the template to your skin directory - that will override the ujCategories template and use your custom one instead.

When you said "make every choise smaller" I understood "make each menu item smaller". To do that I'd use css. But if you have a menu style which uses specific classes and/or ids, you can copy menu_buttons.tpl (in the module templaes dir) to ujCategories_menu_buttons.tpl (in the active skin dir) and add those specific classes and ids. Your override template will be used instead of the module template.

If you can't do that to make the page you need, you would need to create a new template to make the page look like that. However, I haven't tried it for a magic view - I expect that would need some alterations to ujCategories as well as a template. I made the basic functionality for magic views (eg /audio/categories/) in the module, but haven't needed to use it yet myself, so not sure how that will develop in the future.

I will try to update the module docs with some examples of how to use the functions to create the category navigation and urls.