me looking for the wikiwords tikiwiki: 03sylvieg * r23521 10/branches/4.x/lib/tikilib.php: [FIX]wiki: do the antiwikiwords only when wikiwords is enabled - allow to have page like ((a)),((b)) New Forum Posts: neat.css doesn't have a login? - http://tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=14&comments_parentId=35386 Hi! is anybody here? !help You can get a more complete list of commands that work with this bot at http://tikiwiki.org/TikiBot . I have a problem creating a tikiwiki theme. maybe the "clearfix" is bothering me a lot. and I need to change styles on several places........ hello? has anybody of you worked with tw themes? how to change style for menus? (cssmenu) from a theme, without modifying the css/cssmenus.css .... is enough to just modify the properties in the theme's css? tikiwiki: 03lindonb * r23522 10/trunk/lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_fancytable.php: [ENH] Add ability to set column widths, set horizontal and vertical alignments separately for header and body rows, have multiple header rows. Eliminated some duplicated code. polom hi! chibaguy : has you worked with tw themes? yes hi ildefonso hi! I got a problem..... i'm trying to create a custom theme, where I have to modify, well, pretty much all..... this far: I have been able to create the theme (.css file), and applied some changes, but now, I'm trying to modify the menu bar style, and tried this: {menu id=43 css_id=main-menu} but then, the generated html code is ignoring the "css_id" from here, and is just printing:
and then the menu options and
.... any idea? this is tw 3.3 chibaguy , are you still there? I haven't ever used an id for the custom menu.... Is that in the docs? actually.... in the page where you create the menu in the tiki admin. tiki-admin_menus.php and there it says: To customize the menu's CSS id (#): {menu id=X css_id=custom_name} if you look at your page source, does the menu id get used? no. and that's precisely the problem. anyway, let's assume that this feature isn't working: what other options do I have to change the menu's style? how about just using the css that the menu's context requires? because, right now, it is using: clearfix, which is used, well, almost everywhere. yeah, that's just a class to get the floated menu items cleared. a utility like where is this menu being used, in the top bar? yes. top bar. well, is there any need to give it a unique id? why not just the selectors based on its location? ok... I got lost.... what are "selectors". in the themes I do, I generally have a global set of rules for cssmenus, then some for #tiki-top, and some for .box-data. by that I mean classes or ids. oh, I see. that was my next point. you could look at one of the existing stylesheets to see. for menus, the basics are defined in ./css/cssmenus.css I was able to get the style pretty close, by using: {menu id=43 css=y type=horiz} , but then... then themes can override it uses the styles from css/cssmenu.css (I think). right but themes add their own coloring etc then, I take that stylesheet, and paste it into my theme, and it will correctly override? it should@more or less, but other rules in your stylesheet will also have an effect, such as the global rule for a, a:link, etc. ok. which may have to be redefined for .cssmenu_horiz a, etc. ok. now, another question, you know the "top bar", and the "middle" (where the page's text is) yah how do I define an style for the middle, and not for the top, I changed the clearfix when texting (and before realizing what it was) and it applied the style, but also applied to the top bar and others..... how to define a style for the middle only? currently, tw is generating this div for middle:
well, first I'd install the firebug add-on for firefox, if you don't have it already. I have it. well, it should show the div that contains all of the middle area. as you can see, it uses clearfix for middle, how to make it use other? or, there isn't a way (I'm new to css, so please, forgive me if this is a dumb question). called div id="middle" iirc divs can have more than one class, and also an id that's the div. but it is currently using class="clearfix" as I told you, I'm new to css, so... I'm not sure if I can create something like clearfix:middle ..... well, it'd be good to check out a tutorial or overview on using css. you can ignore the clearfix class any recommended reading? not offhand, but I'm sure there are lots of good introductions. just google i have just installed tiki it put 3.1 and then had me update the dbases) i see there is a 4.0 version. all i have are 3 trackers and my 'profile' settings. is it worth me upgrading yet or should i wait awhile. thanx ok, so, let me get this clear: I just ignore the clearfix class, and create something like #middle in the css? ibrrorg, if you don't have much data or complex configuration settings, it'd probably be fine to upgrade. ildefonso: yes. thanx! ok... css looks simpler that I thought... yeah, fundamentally it's pretty simple. you know, I have been running away from css for far too long, I'm not a serious web developer, so.... ok, # are for id and "." are for class??? go to http://www.w3schools.com/css/ and play with their online examples. to see how things work weeee!!!! thanks! that's the level of question you should answer yourself by working through a tutorial, etc. :-) when it comes to tikiwiki specific problems, that's where i come in. :-) yeah, but I was too confused to even draw the line between tiki and css... ok, so after some exposure to CSS basics, the tiki stuff will be a lot clearer. now, the: To customize the menu's CSS id (#): {menu id=X css_id=custom_name} <--- on the page: tiki-admin_menus.php should really be reviewed, it looks like it was *the solution* for the menu thing (fastest solution) .... because that way one can, easily, have different styles for different menus. thanks a lot chibaguy! now: reading. actually the menus do have different ids, but they are assigned automatically by the script. you can find them in the page source. they are based on the menu id number.