css/everything help
Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2005 1:33 am
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.
Now I am Up to date with the rest of the world.
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css/everything help
Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2005 1:52 am
Welcome. It's a nice place to be...
css/everything help
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 5:28 am
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?
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?
css/everything help
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 10:30 am
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.
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.
css/everything help
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 5:02 am
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.
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.
css/everything help
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:27 am
Yeah, I agree. Ideas for replacements are welcome. The code would be easy to implement.
The code would be easy to implement.css/everything help
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 11:34 pm
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!
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!