I am new in joomla and i am developing one website in joomla.
I am using the articles for some pages.
Now i have seen that in my website in all most place there is one option is there for modification content from website.
How can i hide or remove that edit option?
Please see below image for that option.
This edit option is actually module editing.
You can disable it from Joomla global configuration.
There is a setting Mouse-over edit icons in set it to None to remove this.
This is by default, only available to the admins of the site, so I wouldn't be too worried about it. Alternatively the easiest is to go to System Global Configuration > Mouse-over edit icons and set to none.
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I am using PRESTASHOP 1.6 and i am trying to edit some page content like class in header. I try edit or delete all TPL files in directory /themes/default-bootstrap and no one make changes on my web page?
How i can edit header or any other part of my page with code?
As mentioned by ébewè in the comment section, first check that you are using the right theme in Preferences > Themes in your backoffice. Then check in Advanced Parameters > Performance that in Smarty section Never recompile template files isn't checked or use the clear cache option.
For some reason, my theme will not use any of the .php templates that I have built. For instance, in my theme file, there is a template called "gridLayout.php" In Page Types I have created a "Grid Layout" page type with handle "gridLayout"—shouldn't that be all I need to do? I cannot see the template in the Defaults mode, or when I create a specific page of that type. I also tried de-activating and re-activating the theme, thinking that would refresh things; still nothing. I must be missing something simple.
page types ought to follow concrete5 naming rules, grid_layout.php is preferred to gridLayout.php also concrete5 will only ask you to register a new page type upon theme installation or using the inspect button.
There are a couple of options here. One, de-activating the theme is not enough. Uninstalling and installing the theme will restart the process of identifying page types. Even easer though is the "Inspect" button for the custom theme. It will identify page templates that are not being used and ask you to create said page type.
Check your cache settings in Concrete5. Make sure you turn off all caching while developing.
I am having problems trying to figure out how exactly i can edit a simple page of the website. I didn't initially create it so i am given the task of trying to understand someones code. So the problem is... i am trying to change the simple font colour on the front home page, but i cannot even find the CSS file on magento or Wordpress so i'm kind of confused. I want to change the white font colour to black.
Do i just log in with FTP and edit the pages manually on there? Please give me some information on how i can go about editing any pages at all.
Wordpress
Wordpress have /wp-content/themes/ for a directory which stores all instaled themes (downloaded or created by you). You can edit everything of a theme there. The default stylesheet file in wp's /wp-content/themes/[yourtheme]/style.css. Attention: this CSS file can import another from somewhere else.
Finding the style
You can find the ids and classes statements just positioning the mouse over the element that you want to discover what is influencing it, right button click and select Inspect Element if in Chrome or Mozilla. An add-on to help is Web Developer.
Possibly useful links: http://ithemes.com/tutorials/ ; http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com/wordpress-tutorials-complete-list/ ; http://themeshaper.com/2009/06/22/wordpress-themes-templates-tutorial/ ; http://line25.com/articles/15-tutorials-to-help-you-build-wordpress-themes
Web developer
Mozilla | Chrome
#edit Yes, you can edit via FPT or SSH connection ;P
In wordpress you should check in settings->reading what the front page is set to and css changes can be done in the theme folder wp-content/themes/theme_name/ and for magento the css is usually in /skin/frontend/package/theme/css. or somewhere close depending on the template.
I installed Magento Gala Bigshop theme here: http://www.mobilsokak.com
When I make a change on theme (Gala Bigshop) settings on admin panel, site's CSS starts to not loading. You can see it on http://www.mobilsokak.com now.
Theme's original look: _store=default">http://demo.galathemes.com/gala-bigshop/index.php/?_store=default
Should I do something after theme setting update?
Thank you.
Log into your Magento Admin Panel and navigate to System -> Configuration -> Advanced -> Developer.
Under Javascript Settings and CSS Settings, set Merge JavaScript Files and Merge CSS Files to Yes.
Now save config.
Check if the problem solved.
try recaching your magento cache.. from your mangento admin..
admin->system->cache management.. and select all and select refresh from rightside dropdown..
also push flush javascript/css cache button from bottom...
let me know if you want further guidance..
Have you changed the colors in the theme through backend?
Because its applying FFFFFF color everywhere in the site which is giving error as there is no # applied infront of FFFFFF if you check in debugger.
Also there is a missing css file at /skin/frontend/default/galabigshop/em_blog/css/styles.css.
Check if adding this file could make any change and also check colors in backend.
You can get the css if not there from
http://demo.galathemes.com/gala-bigshop/skin/frontend/default/galabigshop/em_blog/css/styles.css
I am new to moodle portal understanding.Now my requirement is to use bootsmetro based front end.But applying that new theme it also getting applied on backend-admin side.So can any one support me how to resolve this issuue by the use of moodle functions and how can i put seperate css for both front and back.
Thanks in advance
I think that you could allow the user to choose their theme (have a look at this page).
Follow these steps:
Go to Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme settings;
Enable allowuserthemes;
Edit the admin profile to choose the desired theme for the administrator.