Hi everyone
I'm making a CMSMS site for a client and he would like the comment form that comes with the Blogs Made Simple module to be an image instead of a basic button. Does anyone know how to access this? In the Comment Form Template tab in BMS all I find is the HTML with a {$submit} tag but I have no idea where it is getting the content from.
Any help appreciated, thanks in advance,
Michael
Image button in Blogs Made Simple comment form
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Frankie
Re: Image button in Blogs Made Simple comment form
I am also not able to find where this value is changed. I just want to change it from "Send Message" to a different text.
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kendo451
Re: Image button in Blogs Made Simple comment form
The standard for CMSMS modules is to find the [language].php file and change the value there.
It is usually placed in the directory like this:
root/modules/module-in-question/lang/en-us.php
This will change the text of the button.
If you want to change the image of the button, try this:
1. In the language file change the value for the submit button to whatever you want it to say, like "Subscribe".
2. In form builder submission template, change the class for the div surrounding the submit button from class="submit" to something unique for this form like class="subscribeButton".
2. In your css use two rules to give the button your desired image:
.subscribeButton input {
background-image:url(images/cms/whatever.jpg);
}
This still prints the label of the button which can be styled using the css above. If you want to completely replace the button with an image, there are some complicated ways to do it.
It is usually placed in the directory like this:
root/modules/module-in-question/lang/en-us.php
This will change the text of the button.
If you want to change the image of the button, try this:
1. In the language file change the value for the submit button to whatever you want it to say, like "Subscribe".
2. In form builder submission template, change the class for the div surrounding the submit button from class="submit" to something unique for this form like class="subscribeButton".
2. In your css use two rules to give the button your desired image:
.subscribeButton input {
background-image:url(images/cms/whatever.jpg);
}
This still prints the label of the button which can be styled using the css above. If you want to completely replace the button with an image, there are some complicated ways to do it.
