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Hello,

I'm having a issue with the template and I couldn't find an exact match.
The photo with big sale ( home-top banner ) Is visible in http version but not in https.
http://dr.tl/13c6ed - http version
http://dr.tl/2d7123 - https version

I get this error: "carouFredSel: No element found for "#foo1"." in both versions but in http doesn't seem to affect displaying the banner.
Thank you for the suggestion

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Originally Posted by RonaldNavarro689

Hello,

I'm having a issue with the template and I couldn't find an exact match.
The photo with big sale ( home-top banner ) Is visible in http version but not in https.
http://dr.tl/13c6ed - http version
http://dr.tl/2d7123 - https version

I get this error: "carouFredSel: No element found for "#foo1"." in both versions but in http doesn't seem to affect displaying the banner.
Thank you for the suggestion

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Go to admin--tools--banner manager and set the banner to show on https



Thanks,

Anne

awesome, thank you.

Greetings,

I don't wish to display the categories_tabs menu for screen size greater than 980px. Where would I tweak the code to make this happen?

Thanks :D

In includes/mytemplate/common/tpl_header.php you will find this code

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<!--bof-optional categories tabs navigation display-->
<?php require($template->get_template_dir('tpl_modules_categories_tabs.php',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'templates'). '/tpl_modules_categories_tabs.php'); ?>
<!--eof-optional categories tabs navigation display-->

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There is a similar file for the mobile and the tablet

lruskauff

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Originally Posted by lruskauff

In includes/mytemplate/common/tpl_header.php you will find this code

Code:

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<!--bof-optional categories tabs navigation display-->
<?php require($template->get_template_dir('tpl_modules_categories_tabs.php',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'templates'). '/tpl_modules_categories_tabs.php'); ?>
<!--eof-optional categories tabs navigation display-->

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There is a similar file for the mobile and the tablet

lruskauff

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Thanks lruskauff,

That was the first thing I tried. However, it completely removes the tabs menu even when resizing the browser window smaller than 980px. Not sure if I should just hide it via css? I would rather code some sort of if/else statement, but not sure what to test for when browser is less than 980px?

:blink:

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Originally Posted by kwright

Thanks lruskauff,

That was the first thing I tried. However, it completely removes the tabs menu even when resizing the browser window smaller than 980px. Not sure if I should just hide it via css? I would rather code some sort of if/else statement, but not sure what to test for when browser is less than 980px?

:blink:

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Sorry, I thought you were just looking for the location of the code. And As soon as I typed that I could feel my hands being slapped and a voice saying "do not change the code if you do not have to". I was hoping that voice was listening to guide us in a better way :) but they must be enjoying life today.

Yes, I was thinking of adding a line like:
if (this browser is < 980 pixels)
{draw the tab menu}

but I didn't get to search for an example of that code yet and don't know how to write it yet. If you can hide it with CSS do it and tell me please :)

Can I ask why you don't want it when the screen get bigger? Are you substituting another menu? I know I've seen some code testing the size of the window, just need to find it.

lruskauff

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Originally Posted by lruskauff

Sorry, I thought you were just looking for the location of the code. And As soon as I typed that I could feel my hands being slapped and a voice saying "do not change the code if you do not have to". I was hoping that voice was listening to guide us in a better way :) but they must be enjoying life today.

Yes, I was thinking of adding a line like:
if (this browser is < 980 pixels)
{draw the tab menu}

but I didn't get to search for an example of that code yet and don't know how to write it yet. If you can hide it with CSS do it and tell me please :)

Can I ask why you don't want it when the screen get bigger? Are you substituting another menu? I know I've seen some code testing the size of the window, just need to find it.

lruskauff

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Yes, I have enabled the sideboxes on the main page, so the categories_tabs menu is redundant and will obscure the left sideboxes if you inadvertently move your mouse over the categories_tabs menu. The sideboxes go away when the screen is less than 980px. This is when the categories_tabs menu become relevant!

I'll look at the code I added to remove the sideboxes. Maybe I can reuse it???

You got me studying the CSS now.

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Originally Posted by kwright

Greetings,

I don't wish to display the categories_tabs menu for screen size greater than 980px. Where would I tweak the code to make this happen?

Thanks :D

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I would add a display:none; to the responsive_default.css file for the media query that is appropriate to the screen size for which you want to hide the categories tabs.

Thanks,

Anne