Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
Advisers Australia
Hi
I want to change the text of the Checkout Success page.
Thank you for shopping. Please click the Log Off link to ensure that your receipt and purchase information is not visible to the next person using this computer.
I have been looking using the developers tools in admin etc but I cannot find the relevant file.
Thanks for your help.
Justin
includes\languages\english\checkout_success.php
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
simon1066
Actually, there is already a home button on the @media (min-width:768px) and (max-width:979px) display - it's just been hidden.
In the @media (min-width:768px) and (max-width:979px) section of responsive.css find
.m-home
and remove it. There should now be a home icon in the mega menu.
Some further css edits might be required to position it correctly.
Yes, this is correct ;)
Thanks,
Anne
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
simon1066
includes\languages\english\checkout_success.php
Don't forget to create an override for this file and edit the override file, not the core file.
Thanks,
Anne
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
I have set Admin to display Page Parse times and to display IP address in footer but nothing displays.
View Page Source indicates the data is present but not displayed.
Any suggestions on how/why the data is not being displayed & a solution?
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TOP button floats under instead of over the centerbox in some responsive widths.
Suggestions?
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Still working on the HOME tab for the 768-979px widths. Home icon does not stay with the continuity of the theme. Search box could be sacrificed to gain horizontal space if necessary.
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
Check your templates and overrides on the tpl_main_page.php ... do you see the code for:
Code:
<!--bof- parse time display -->
<?php
if (DISPLAY_PAGE_PARSE_TIME == 'true') {
?>
<div class="smallText center">Parse Time: <?php echo $parse_time; ?> - Number of Queries: <?php echo $db->queryCount(); ?> - Query Time: <?php echo $db->queryTime(); ?></div>
<?php
}
?>
<!--eof- parse time display -->
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
NOTE: I see it on all pages for srevaewniahc . info ... just hit CTRL A as its color is grey like the background ...
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
RixStix
I have set Admin to display Page Parse times and to display IP address in footer but nothing displays.
View Page Source indicates the data is present but not displayed.
Any suggestions on how/why the data is not being displayed & a solution?
==============================================
TOP button floats under instead of over the centerbox in some responsive widths.
Suggestions?
==============================================
Still working on the HOME tab for the 768-979px widths. Home icon does not stay with the continuity of the theme. Search box could be sacrificed to gain horizontal space if necessary.
For the footer ip address add #siteinfoIP{color:#fff;} to the bottom of the stylesheet_footer_menu.css file. If you want the page parse times to display you will need to add another class onto the <div class="smallText center"> and then add the color:#fff; style to the stylesheet_footer_menu.css file.
Use the responsive.css file to add a different z-index to your back to top button if you need to. I think that you'll find that at all standard widths the z-index is correct. There is really no need to obsess about the 'in between' widths.
At the smaller widths, the search bar in the header is hidden.
It looks to me like you have broken the responsiveness of the template at the smaller widths--there is a horizontal scroll bar.
Thanks,
Anne
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
picaflor-azul
For the footer ip address add #siteinfoIP{color:#fff;} to the bottom of the stylesheet_footer_menu.css file.
To keep the text colour the same as the rest I used - #siteinfoIP{color:#A0A0A0;}:happy:
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
pewe
To keep the text colour the same as the rest I used - #siteinfoIP{color:#A0A0A0;}:happy:
Yes, that is perfect :cool:
Thanks,
Anne
Re: Stirling Grand Responsive Template
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Originally Posted by
picaflor-azul
For the footer ip address add #siteinfoIP{color:#fff;} to the bottom of the stylesheet_footer_menu.css file. If you want the page parse times to display you will need to add another class onto the <div class="smallText center"> and then add the color:#fff; style to the stylesheet_footer_menu.css file.
TNX. I'll work on that.
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Originally Posted by
picaflor-azul
Use the responsive.css file to add a different z-index to your back to top button if you need to. I think that you'll find that at all standard widths the z-index is correct. There is really no need to obsess about the 'in between' widths.
TNX. I'll play with that. My logic had not considered 800px to be an "In between" width since 7", 8" and 10" Samsung Galaxy Tabs are in the
@media (min-width:768px) and (max-width:979px) range. My generic 7" Android also uses that range.
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Originally Posted by
picaflor-azul
It looks to me like you have broken the responsiveness of the template at the smaller widths--there is a horizontal scroll bar.
TNX. I never noticed that but I restored the CSS files from the original template files yesterday after a mistake. I'll look at the other template files that may have been touched after I finish snow removal this afternoon. EDIT: Must be something in the setup since a compare of all files to the template files indicate all files identical. I must have missed something in following the step by step setup.
I really appreciate all that you've done to embrace and enhance the responsive template choices available.