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Yep - that's fixed it! Global change in 'vi' is more reliable than editing by hand

Cheers

- Martin

Tried that earlier - ended up with funny blobs after the menu entries, so I reverted to the previous version. But maybe I mistyped something. I can try it again tomorrow.

I'm a CSS newbie, updating a site with a horizontal navigation menu, one level deep... The main template builds its Nav menu like so: {menu number_of_levels="1" start_level="1" loadprops=0 template='cssmenu.tpl'} For one area of the site, we need a second level menu. For that are...

I'd like to make a web page that displays a growing amount of text - generated from a Unix command in a user-defined tag. This used to be called "Non Parsed Headers" in the old days, when I seem to recall it worked in everything except MSIE. The page will be hidden and password-protected, ...

Thanks! I'll have a play and see how it goes, and update this thread in due course.

Hi, I'm starting a new website using CMSMS + Apache + Linux. We will only offer static content, so I want to hide the dynamic CMSMS functionality from public view... I plan to publish the CMSMS only via SSL, with Apache checking client-side certificates. So content authors will need a private SSL ce...

Well, I guess the real problem is that "CSS:Hover" is fundamentally unsafe (because it doesn't really mean anything) for Touch-screen devices. That's not something that CMSMS can really fix. Yet for some reason I don't really understand, one of my older sites has CSSMenu drop-downs that wo...

For 1.10, it would be nice to have more robust separation between unauthenticated (public) website access and authenticated (editor/designer/admin) CMS access. My sites use Apache configs for a little extra security:- 1. /admin is renamed, and only visible from HTTPS. Hopefully 1.10 will offer this ...

Hi, Is there a clean way to stop CMSMS from setting CMSSESSIDxxxxxxxx session cookies for unauthenticated site visitors? My site is so simple that, unless I log in to the Admin pages, the session cookies serve no purpose. Of course, session cookies are totally harmless. But for my site they are unne...

Thanks! That's a good idea. So the sectionheader doubles as the first sub-item - avoiding the need to add an unnecessary page.

OK - the problem was that the CSS "Hover" method isn't really supported on touch-based devices (iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Android?). Strangely it just worked OK with my old CSSMenu based site, but that's really old. The workaround is to ensure that all your drop-down menus have landing pag...

Hi,

What was the solution to making CSS Menus drop down successfully on the iPad?

Thanks!

- Martin

Hi

I have same problem! What was the solution?

I see your site's working OK now on iPad.

Thanks

- Martin

Yes - I've been working from the guide, and a few other articles around here. Your reply has served to remind me to update that Wiki page with a link to http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=48912&hilit=Force+admin+over+ssl which documents a quick tweak to config.php that's requ...

$config['root_url'] = 'https://www.blah.com'; if(isset($_SERVER['HTTPS']) && $_SERVER['HTTPS']=='on') { $config['root_url'] = 'https://www.blah.com'; } That's really useful. The existing security Wiki article only talks about redirecting http://blah.com/admin to https://blah.com/admin, whic...