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Hello,

this website seems to go pretty well with Drupal, have you ever tried this?
I'm sure you could make it in CMSMS, but my experience is, that community-like pages like the one that you want to create, are pretty easy to handle in Drupal.

Sorry for replying in english..

I'm not sure whether I understood you correctly, but if you look for a way to get the current menutext in the template, look at this UDT:

get_page_menutext

http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... l#msg82522

Is the custum content for each parent item or for each item in the drop down.

If it was for each item in the dropdown you could use the extra fields per page and add them to the menu items.

and how about writing it into a session.
then you could get it via the $SESSION variable and probabely it would be the best to write two UDT's.
One that writes the values into the SESSSION and anotherone that get's it and changes the css...

Thanks for your reply. I care about the user to choose how he wants to look and feel (color, or business). Its will be some icons in the top of website. well that's what I thought. and these icons are linked with the same site. but pass some get values.. the ony thing is, do you want to keep that c...

Is it just the css that changes or the entire template? And does it have to stay once it is chosen? If its just for one page you can give the link a GET-variable so: index.php?page=xy&layout=a And then you can change the css with smarty {if $smarty.get.layout='a'} load stylesheet for layout a {e...

du musst angeben, ob es das summarytemplate oder das detailtemplate sein soll.
also in deinem fall
{news summarytemplate='linkespalte.tpl'}

Aber über die Breadcrumbs kommt man doch zurück...

Has anyone of you changed the Name of the fields? If you work with other languages and change the Labels to your language, the default templates don't work anymore. Go to the template page as written above and check at the bottom. There it tells you which ids or names you can use. Then it's the best...

versuch mal eine 0 mehr bei dieser Angabe:

#sidebar li ul {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0 0 0 40px;
}

looks great.

one little thing:
I'd be more intuitive if there would be a hover style in the css menu. Then one would know for sure which item is currently hovered.

Great Design.

Just a little thing, to make it perfect...
The CSS-Menu items at the top start about 2px further to the right than the parent item.
You can solve that by adding a margin-left: -2px to your 'ul li ul' element.

But besides that: Wow!

Hallo, schöne Effekte, jedoch finde ich das Menü oben hängt etwas wahllos in Leiste. Wieso machst du es nicht bündig zum Inhalt unten? Die Schrift könnte iene Idee kleiner sein und dafür mehr Zeilenabstand haben. Macht das ganze etwas luftiger. Aber ansonsten ein schönes Ergebnis. Sind die Menüs mit...

Try to add this at the very beginning of your stylesheet:

*{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

I tested with CSSEdit and it seems that it doesn't take the color if its the first argument. Strange enough, but if you add that, it should work...

Hallo, du kannst in deinem Stylesheet die classen anlegen. meinetwegen .small, .medium, .big und dann sagst du dem TinyMCE, wie die styles heißen. Das ist der Reiter 'CSS Styles': Du gibst das dann so an: Klein=small, Mittel=medium, Gross=big Dann erscheinen die drei Styles Klein, Mittel und Groß im...