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Here you're saying there are no "CMS Specific templates and stylesheets (CSS)" -- just examples. Please keep in mind the templates and stylesheets installed by default with CMS are examples, you are not required to use them. the default styles illustrated below are what the initial templat...

You can reproduce this at: http://www.opensourcecms.com/cms/cmsmadesimple/admin.html Extensions » TinyMCE WYSIWYG Screen capture attached. =============================== Maybe * Server Api: cgi-fcgi... In this opensourcecms.com demo, we're seeing: * Server Api: apache (see below) ------------------...

/* you can set your own image here */     background: url(http://localhost/Radarlogo.jpg)  no-repeat 0 12px; Also look at "quotation marks" for the URL: /* you can set your own image here */     background: url("http://localhost/Radarlogo.jpg")  no-repeat 0 12px; Has caught me m...

Similar results seen again after fresh install of CMSMS 1.4.1, on another system (no FP extensions).  At Extensions » TinyMCE WYSIWYG TO REPRODUCE: Go to -->  /admin/moduleinterface.php?module=TinyMCE Click on --> Settings Select --> Skin:[pulldown] Notice --> 'index.html ' is offered as a skin sele...

Yes ... in /admin/themes, there originally was: . default folder . NCleanGrey folder . index.html ... with FrontPage Server Extensions later creating: . _vti_cnf folder These _vti_* folders are very prevalent on servers running with archaic (sometimes still necessary) FrontPage Server Extensions. So...

I can. Installing 1.4 beta2 "base" over 1.3.1.  Here's a screenshot of the language options, and one of the system settings shown during installation. Similar to the above post: An extraneous MS-FrontPage folder '_vti_cnf' appears when selecting the pulldown menu, via .  ..or..  /admin/ed...

I've found that removing:
... from the CMSMS's standard [screen] CSS, eliminates the cellpadding constraint.

Before relying on this as the solution, may I ask why this asterisk-code is used in the first place? Thanks,

twiz/

Found it ... just after posting previous message (always happens ;)  Here's the link location in the template and its output: From template: {$entry->summarylink} From output: http://cmswebsite/index.php?mact=Uploads,cntnt01,getfile,0&cntnt01showtemplate=false&cntnt01upload_id=5&cntnt01r...

Please make a look at the module help ;) {cms_module module='Uploads' category='categorie' mode='summary'} or {cms_module module='Uploads' category='categorie' mode='detailed'} should work. Thanks for the reply ...  I'm going through a learning curve. ;) That works .... sort of.  Here's the output ...

You have to upload it the doc via uploads mod before. Then you will get an ID and a download link {cms_module module='Uploads' category='categorie' mode='single' upload_id='id'} I'd like to display a file-list (a directory full of PDF files), so user can select (click on) which file to download.  H...

This replacement code did the trick for me also.  Thank you Dee! 

1.) Is there a place where people can view/compare live examples?

2.) Looking for a random-image (with text for that image).

Thanks 

Hunting for that code right now ...