Stirling Grand Responsive Template

[Amethyst_fairy]

Still total newbie was able to get my main issues fixed now to figure out how to fix a couple styling issues just don't know where to edit.

First one is this page http://www.thedragonskeep.net/index....&reviews_id=15 where and what to edit to fix this alignment this looks.

The other issue how would I edit css for the missing buttons for show_all and couple other ones. Tried and couldn't get it to work.

Thanks
Sandria

www.thedragonskeep.net

[picaflor-azul]

Still total newbie was able to get my main issues fixed now to figure out how to fix a couple styling issues just don't know where to edit.

First one is this page http://www.thedragonskeep.net/index....&reviews_id=15 where and what to edit to fix this alignment this looks.

The other issue how would I edit css for the missing buttons for show_all and couple other ones. Tried and couldn't get it to work.

Thanks
Sandria

www.thedragonskeep.net

The link is giving a 404 error.

If you want to make css changes to your site, I would recommend using chrome and the web developer tools. You can inspect the element to tell you the exact line of the file that needs to be edited.

Thanks,

Anne

[Xarum]

Would it be possible to replace the automatically generated links in the css top menu under "shop" with manually created links? I am asking because I am using Stirling Grand on a multi-page install where each web site should only show a few categories. This works fine in the multi-page module and the categories box on the left, but not in the top "shop" menu, see

http://www.xarum.com/intellectual-property-rights
http://www.xarum.net/process-agent

I am concerned that it would generate duplicate content if the links show up on the domain where they are
not intended to be shown and also the links not for http://www.xarum.com or http://www.xarum.net are not shown by the multi-page module.

My idea is to manually edit those links in each site's template, but I cannot figure out which php file actually generates the automatic links in the top menu.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

N.B. I also have the CEON module installed to have nicer url's. Could this maybe used to rewrite urls

domain1/product-not-listed-here

to

domain2/where-product-actually-is

Thanks
Jan

[Design75]

Suspecting you mean the multi site module, you will save yourself a lot of (future) work if you edit the header code to make use of the multi site

Would it be possible to replace the automatically generated links in the css top menu under "shop" with manually created links? I am asking because I am using Stirling Grand on a multi-page install where each web site should only show a few categories. This works fine in the multi-page module and the categories box on the left, but not in the top "shop" menu, see

http://www.xarum.com/intellectual-property-rights
http://www.xarum.net/process-agent

I am concerned that it would generate duplicate content if the links show up on the domain where they are
not intended to be shown and also the links not for http://www.xarum.com or http://www.xarum.net are not shown by the multi-page module.

My idea is to manually edit those links in each site's template, but I cannot figure out which php file actually generates the automatic links in the top menu.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

N.B. I also have the CEON module installed to have nicer url's. Could this maybe used to rewrite urls

domain1/product-not-listed-here

to

domain2/where-product-actually-is

Thanks
Jan

[godt]

You might also want to check out the

CSS_read_me.txt

file in includes/templates/template_default/css.

With a bit of thought you may be able to utilise the ability to write custom css for identifiable pages so that categories you don't want on pageX won't appear there, but will appear where you want.

Perhaps depends on the structure of your categories, but it should be possible to create custom classes for categories and use css display:none; to hide specific categories on specific pages.

You could get this working fairly easily were you to hand-code your category list/s in place of the auto-generated lists in tpl_mega_menu.php.

[picaflor-azul]

Would it be possible to replace the automatically generated links in the css top menu under "shop" with manually created links? I am asking because I am using Stirling Grand on a multi-page install where each web site should only show a few categories. This works fine in the multi-page module and the categories box on the left, but not in the top "shop" menu, see

http://www.xarum.com/intellectual-property-rights
http://www.xarum.net/process-agent

I am concerned that it would generate duplicate content if the links show up on the domain where they are
not intended to be shown and also the links not for http://www.xarum.com or http://www.xarum.net are not shown by the multi-page module.

My idea is to manually edit those links in each site's template, but I cannot figure out which php file actually generates the automatic links in the top menu.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

N.B. I also have the CEON module installed to have nicer url's. Could this maybe used to rewrite urls

domain1/product-not-listed-here

to

domain2/where-product-actually-is

Thanks
Jan

You can edit the file includes/templates/stirling_grand/templates/tpl_modules_mobile_categories_tabs.php

Thanks,

Anne

[Xarum]

Thanks everyone for suggestions

If I uncomment using //

// load the UL-generator class and produce the menu list dynamically from there
// require_once (DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'categories_ul_generator.php');
// $zen_CategoriesUL = new zen_categories_ul_generator;
// $menulist = $zen_CategoriesUL->buildTree(true);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level4"','"level5"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level3"','"level4"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level2"','"level3"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level1"','"level2"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('<li class="submenu">','<li class="submenu">',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace("</li>\n</ul>\n</li>\n</ul>\n","</li>\n</ul>\n",$menulist);
// echo $menulist;

in both files you mentioned:

/includes/templates/stirling_grand/common/tpl_mega_menu.php
/includes/templates/stirling_grand/templates/tpl_modules_mobile_categories_tabs.php

and add the link manually in the style:

echo "<a href=\"Link1\" title=\" Linktitle \"> Linktext</a>"
echo "<a href=\"Link2\" title=\" Linktitle \"> Linktext</a>"

then it will certainly stop the automatically generated links and display only the ones above, but it does not change the links if an another language is chosen. E.g. somebody visiting the page in German would always see the (manually entered) links in English.

One possible solution I see is to make

domain1 - only English content
domain2 - only German content

It is possible to do this I found out by entering only an English or German description/name for the category/product (and ignoring the CEON warning that mappings could not be created as a result).

The Multi Side module can be configured to show English products on domain1 only and German products on domain2 only.

But then the language selector in sideboxes/languages_header.php will need to be edited to auto generate instead of

domain1/product-in-english?language=de

http://www.domain2/product-in-german?language=de

Does anyone know how to add http://www.domain1 for one language flag and http://www.domain2 for the other flag?

[picaflor-azul]

Thanks everyone for suggestions

If I uncomment using //

// load the UL-generator class and produce the menu list dynamically from there
// require_once (DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'categories_ul_generator.php');
// $zen_CategoriesUL = new zen_categories_ul_generator;
// $menulist = $zen_CategoriesUL->buildTree(true);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level4"','"level5"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level3"','"level4"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level2"','"level3"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('"level1"','"level2"',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace('<li class="submenu">','<li class="submenu">',$menulist);
// $menulist = str_replace("</li>\n</ul>\n</li>\n</ul>\n","</li>\n</ul>\n",$menulist);
// echo $menulist;

in both files you mentioned:

/includes/templates/stirling_grand/common/tpl_mega_menu.php
/includes/templates/stirling_grand/templates/tpl_modules_mobile_categories_tabs.php

and add the link manually in the style:

echo "<a href=\"Link1\" title=\" Linktitle \"> Linktext</a>"
echo "<a href=\"Link2\" title=\" Linktitle \"> Linktext</a>"

then it will certainly stop the automatically generated links and display only the ones above, but it does not change the links if an another language is chosen. E.g. somebody visiting the page in German would always see the (manually entered) links in English.

One possible solution I see is to make

domain1 - only English content
domain2 - only German content

It is possible to do this I found out by entering only an English or German description/name for the category/product (and ignoring the CEON warning that mappings could not be created as a result).

The Multi Side module can be configured to show English products on domain1 only and German products on domain2 only.

But then the language selector in sideboxes/languages_header.php will need to be edited to auto generate instead of

domain1/product-in-english?language=de

http://www.domain2/product-in-german?language=de

Does anyone know how to add http://www.domain1 for one language flag and http://www.domain2 for the other flag?

If the functionality is there in the categories sidebox, then you should be able to make this work with the drop down menu. This sort of programming is not something that I can help you with on the forum, off of the top of my head ;) If you post the question more generally to the forum, maybe one of the php wizzes will see it and be able to help.



Thanks,

Anne

Thanks,

Anne

[Xarum]

Hi Anne

I take your advice an will post a new topic regarding the language flags. Still trying to find out which files of the template I need to edit to create the top menu manually and also language based. So far I could only spot that

/includes/templates/stirling_grand/common/tpl_mega_menu.php
/includes/templates/stirling_grand/templates/tpl_modules_mobile_categories_tabs.php

are responsible for this menu.

Regards
Jan