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Re: Newbie question
<txp:output_form form="menu" />
That’s probably the right-hand column. Look in Presentation->Forms.
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#17 2010-07-14 18:01:01
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Re: Newbie question
Well, you can find the art gallery links, and the ‘Recent comments’. In between is only this:
<txp:article_custom form="default" allowoverride="0" id="2" pgonly="0" /> <!-- display welcome message -->
So my guess is that your links are in article #2 (Content > Articles).
BTW, it’s hard to find something if you don’t know what you are looking for. Did you read the documentation several users linked to?
@Jeff, I think esebm is looking for the links that come after the slideshow.
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#18 2010-07-14 18:01:18
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No, it’s not the right hand column.
I have opened this file in Homesite and it clearly shows only part of the left hand column. There’s no reference to the left column at all.
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This isn’t an HTML file, it’s a template to allow Txp to create one. Homesite can’t put it together.
The right hand column is div#nav. The only thing in that part of the template is the form called “menu”. It has to be there.
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#20 2010-07-14 18:26:12
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jsoo: this is exactly copied from the default template.
Els: I know exactly what I’m looking for: 1. The links in the right-hand column. 2. The other page templates.
I’m giving this up. I was supposed to move some links from the left column to the right. With a “normal” website this would have been an affair of 5 minutes. So far, I’ve spent over 5 hours with no result in sight. I’m not getting paid for this.
Thanks,
Ed
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esebm wrote:
I’m not getting paid for this.
Good thing we are.
:)
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It looks to me like those links are in an article. I’d suggest using smd_where_used as mentioned above to search for the text you want to move. It will tell you where it is.
If it is in an article it may not be a simple change to put them where you want.
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#23 2010-07-14 19:57:07
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@Matt, I think he gave up ;)
@Jeff, LOL.
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#24 2010-07-14 20:00:43
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Re: Newbie question
Your template requires 12 forms:
“meta-description”, “keywords-sitewide”, “meta-keywords”, “javascript-hide-div”, “gallery-list”, “gallery”, “default”, “category-stickies”, “excerpt-list”, “Links”, “menu”, “footer”
Why you can’t see these forms?
For that matter could be important:
“gallery-list”, “gallery”, “default”, “category-stickies”, “Links”, “menu”
In one of this must exist a <div class="storycontent"> or/and a <ul class="intro">
Because, in your HTML I see:
<div class="storycontent">
<p>[slideshow]</p>
<ul class="intro">
<li><a href="/category/featured-paintings">Featured paintings</a></li>
<li><a href="/category/astrology-birth-chart-paintings">Personalized Astrology Birth Chart Paintings</a></li>
<li><a href="/category/fine-art-gifts">Notecards and Prints</a></li>
<li><a href="/category/back-catalog">Back Catalog</a></li>
</ul>
<p>[More paragraphs]</p>
</div>
But I can’t found this classes in your template.
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Right. I mean we get paid in bananas, monkeys that we are. I love bananas.
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esebm wrote:
With a “normal” website this would have been an affair of 5 minutes. So far, I’ve spent over 5 hours with no result in sight.
I give. What is a “normal” website? ;-P
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te he he he
I think, therefore I AM, … … er … I think :-?
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#29 2010-07-16 02:48:43
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I think we should discuss here technical issues and not mock the questioner.
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