Downloads. Plugin plg_ilkescroller (96.72 kB) Download Details plg_ilkescroller v1.0.3 (96.64 kB) Download plg_ilkescroller (97.56 kB) Download Acceso Ilke Benson 2014. Joomla Tutorials: How to Edit Your CSS and HTML Files on Your Joomla Web Site. Your Joomla web site uses CSS to keep the text, background colors, module header colors, headings, etc the same throughout your site. If you want to change the color of your content headings, your text, or background page color, you would do this from the CSS file. You can also change the colors of your links, the background of your menus, or the name of image files that show up. The HTML tells your template where to pull modules in, and includes the footer text on your template (depending on your template).
If you want to change the footer text on your template, this is the place to do it. How to edit your CSS file in your Joomla web site: 1) Log in to www.yoursitename.com/administrator 2) In the row of menus across the top, go to "site" 3) Choose template manager in the drop down menus 4) Choose Site templates in the menu that slides out to the side 5) When the page loads, put a check mark in the box next to your default template. 6) Click "Edit CSS" in the top right hand corner.
Joomla iFrame. Joomla iFrame No wysiwyg Editor or phpMyAdmin Details Parent Category: CMS Articles Category: Joomla CMS Created on Sunday, 15 March 2009 19:29 Last Updated on Monday, 29 October 2012 19:03 Written by The Net Web Hits: 21433 Inserting iFrames into Joomla 1.5.x amd 2.5.x A Guide to inserting iFrames into Joomla with 'No Editor' enabled or using phpMyAdmin. Joomla iFrames and Wrappers, what you should know! Joomla iFrame using Mosiframe Plugin To use the Wrapper Method installed with Joomla see: Joomla Menu Wrapper Wrapper/iFrame Modules inserted into Article, (where no module position in template), see: Load Modules into Joomla Article Joomla has two inbuilt solutions to iFrames called 'Menu Wrapper' and 'Module Wrapper', see: Different methods of implementing iFrames and Wrappers into a Joomla installation Inserting an iFrame into a Joomla Article or Custom HTML Module tagged as: < iframe src = "...........
" >.... </ iframe > can be a bothersome experience. Assign the Article to a Menu Item. Adding JavaScript. JavaScript (also known as ECMAScript) is a scripting language primarily used in client-side web site development to extend and enhance an end-user's experience. Joomla provides developers with easy-to-use mechanisms to include JavaScript in their extensions using existing API methods.
There are a number of methods for including JavaScript in your Joomla extensions; some of these are described below. Usage There are three methods for embedding JavaScript into your code using the Joomla API; JDocument::addScriptDeclaration, JDocument::addScript and script. These methods should be called either in your component's View class (<yourcomponent>/views/<yourview>/view.html.php) or template script (<yourcomponent>/views/<yourview>/tmpl/<yourtemplate>.php or in the case of a module, in its template script (<yourmodule>/tmpl/<yourtemplate>.php).
Inline JavaScript <? External JavaScript Alternatively, you may wish to separate your JavaScript into a separate file. <? Description <head> ... <head> ... Beginners. Absolute Beginners Guide to Joomla! As someone who has not used Joomla! Before, you need to know how to get started. Maybe you have a friend or a neighbour who uses Joomla! And you want a Joomla! Web site of your very own. Maybe you have a small business or a club or a community that needs a web presence, and you want to use Joomla! Although you could spend a lifetime learning Joomla! Before you can begin using Joomla!
Want to build a free Joomla! Once you have a working Joomla! Learn Joomla! Getting Support For support with installation, you can ask questions in the Joomla! Before You Start Creating Your Joomla! Perhaps you already have a website. One of the first tasks you may want to do is to modify one of the templates that comes with Joomla! Finally, you may want to install one or more of the thousands of extensions to Joomla!. Please remember that all extensions are developed by independent developers. Getting Help in the Joomla! The Joomla! Understand How Joomla! The Joomla! Joomla Tutorials: How to Edit Your CSS and HTML Files on Your Joomla Web Site. Joomla: Simple Picture Slideshow. The bretteleben.de "Simple Picture Slideshow" Plugin for Joomla!
2.5 and Joomla! 3.1 is a - as the name says - simple plugin to display a slideshow in content items. The images get faded out, this effect works with current major browsers. You decide if the slideshow starts automatically on pageload or is started by clicking a link/button in the content item. Features: New in Version 1.5.8: - language files- available for Joomla! Installation and Usage A step by step tutorial on installation and usage can be found at Howto Plugin .The possibilities the code inside the article offers can be found at Howto Plugin Code . Notice before update:If you have modified the style sheet besps.css, save it before update, it gets overwritten.
Demo Limitations/Todo The feature to load images after pageload works in a fire&forget-mode, will say, when showing the picture, the script does not check, if the dummy has already been replaced with the real picture. Compatibility License update Version Joomla! Support. Simple Picture Slideshow Plugin Usage - Code. A survey of the possibilities to call, extend and modify slideshows with the code in the content item. The "Simple Picture Slideshow" Plugin is called from within the content item.
The code used offers - beside of setting the folder with the images - additional possibilities to enhance and arrange the slideshow. A.) the slideshow The code consists of the call {*besps}{/besps*} (without the asterisks) and contains the name of the folder with your images. The configured path to this folder (image root, by default "/images/stories") is added by the plugin automatically and must not be inserted. The complete call in our sample would look such as: {*besps}simpleslideshow{/besps*} - without the asterisks To use a folder within a folder, the path below the set root folder (by default "/images/stories/") is used, e. g. to use the folder /images/stories/folder/subfolder" the call would look such as: {*besps}folder/subfolder{/besps*} - without the asterisks B.)
List of possible parameters: Samples: C.)