css/everything help

Talk about writing modules and plugins for CMS Made Simple, or about specific core functionality. This board is for PHP programmers that are contributing to CMSMS not for site developers
Greg
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OK , I installled FireFox and the cascade works correctly in it as well.
Now I am Up to date with the rest of the world. :D
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Welcome. It's a nice place to be... :)
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Post by iNSiPiD »

Sweet Greg. Thanks. Works a treat.

I still think it would be best to have this modifiable via the CMS though Wishy.

Also, why do I have another phplayers directory in root that seems to be identical to the one found in modules/PHPLayers? Is this from a previous version?
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Post by Ted »

Yeah, it is. There is a bunch of junk left over in the doc root from 0.7.x...

phplayers
htmlarea
filemanager
lang
upgrade.php
schemas
smarty
adodb

Just to name a few...

This stuff has been relocated, mostly to the lib directory (lang is in admin). It's safe to remove it.
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Post by iNSiPiD »

Has anyone found a better alternative to PHPLayers? And how did you implement it?

Not meaning to sound like a pain but PHPLayers is a bit of a beast code-wise and tends to be very temperamental.

Kudos to the creator, however, maybe an update or replacement is in order?

I hate to see a perfectly good CMS held beck. ;)
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Post by Ted »

Yeah, I agree. Ideas for replacements are welcome. :) The code would be easy to implement.
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Post by Anonymous »

Looks good, Patricia. If I had the vaguest idea how to implement a new dynamic menu I would hapily do it myself.

I have also found a couple of others that are worth looking at which claim to be accessible. I think that's an important criteria these days.

YADM - Yet Another Dynamic Menu
This one looks like a great choice for many reasons. It even drops in a static menu when JS is turned off in the client browser. The menu is valid XHTML and conforms to WAI Triple-A.
http://www.onlinetools.org/tools/yadm/

Others mentioned by the creator of this system:
Son of suckerfish, aqTree2, Gazingus

If I can help in any way (testing, for example) lemme know!
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