Forum Activity for @ultrajam

Beats and CSS

Off Topic

Here is an article which some might find interesting:
https://medium.freecodecamp.com/how-making-hundreds-of-hip-hop-beats-helped-me-understand-html-and-css-cb7c61e847cf

It's by a beats maker who turned his hand to html and css in order to customize his website.
updated by @ultrajam: 05/02/17 12:57:30PM

Issue installing....can not see .htaccess,have followed advice.

Installation and Configuration

You can change macOS to show hidden files in Finder:
http://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac-software/how-show-hidden-files-in-mac-os-x-finder-funter-macos-sierra-3520878/

Alternatively, upload the zip file and unzip it on the server.

jrForum requires jrAction

Using Jamroom

I noticed that the latest update to jrForum 2.1.0 makes jrAction a requirement.

We don't have jrAction enabled on academicskills - is this likely to cause much of a problem with our forums?

Thanks
updated by @ultrajam: 05/01/17 06:16:09PM

Issue tracker resolution field strips out code

Using Jamroom

If I use BBCode code tags in the Resolution field when updating a tracker item the code is stripped out upon saving, so only the tags remain.
updated by @ultrajam: 11/19/17 11:13:17PM

New "Super Cache" module

I've installed it through the marketplace on a test site, and manually on academicskills.uwe.ac.uk

On both, I visited /core/admin/global/section=general but the Active Cache System was not in the form. It appeared after refreshing the page though. (cache was set to 0 on the test site, and 300 on academicskills)

Css not saving the value

Using Jamroom

Then you must have changed the wrong rule.

Use your browser inspect element tool to find the name of the rule you want to change.

Css not saving the value

Using Jamroom

What did you change it to?

Css not saving the value

Using Jamroom

Try a css value.

back ground color

Using Jamroom

You can just type background: black;

back ground color

Using Jamroom

It does, I can see it on your web pages by using firefox developer tool. Right click on the background, select Inspect Element and you will see it too.