Apple Zen Support Thread

[kuroi]

A quick question: Under the heading "Information" in the sidebox: (Admin/tools/layout box controller) How do I set the sort order for this list?

There is now an entry in the FAQ that explains how to do this.

[MeltDown]

There is now an entry in the FAQ that explains how to do this.

Wonderfully simple! Thanks for the tip -

That takes care of information.php in the sidebox but I see that the dropdown (flyout?) information list remains unchanged. I assume that the procedure would be the same but where is that file located?

Thanks again!

[imageriot]

Hi jettrue, thankyou for such a lovely and easily customisable template, with the help of the forum I have almost got my site looking exactly how I want it, the only problem I'm having is centralising #navCatTabs. It currently snaps to the left side of the screen and I cant find a workaround via css, I assume that if I can find the div I can simply add <center> tags like I have done for a few other areas, I just cannot find the div, any ideas?

[imageriot]

Just to clarify, im not reffering to css, its easily found there, im talking about the actual div, I assumed it would be defined in tpl_header.php or tpl_main_page.php but I cant see it there.

sorry there isnt a link to the site but I'm working from a testing server

thanks in advanced

Rory

[jettrue]

Hi jettrue, thankyou for such a lovely and easily customisable template, with the help of the forum I have almost got my site looking exactly how I want it, the only problem I'm having is centralising #navCatTabs. It currently snaps to the left side of the screen and I cant find a workaround via css, I assume that if I can find the div I can simply add <center> tags like I have done for a few other areas, I just cannot find the div, any ideas?

That div comes centered in my template; however its wrapped in another div that goes all the way across the page. Now, if you want to prevent the color of that outer div going way across the page from left to right, you can change #navCatTabsWrapper's background color to white (or to match whatever your background is).

And not sure if you're concerned about XHTML strict complicance, but if you are, don't use the <center> tags to center anything. Use <div align="center"> or even better, add the tag you want to center to .centeredContent section in the css.

[jettrue]

Wonderfully simple! Thanks for the tip -

That takes care of information.php in the sidebox but I see that the dropdown (flyout?) information list remains unchanged. I assume that the procedure would be the same but where is that file located?

Thanks again!

That would be includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_drop_menu.php

[MeltDown]

Hi Jade - I have a question concerning the Return Authorization module. The Readme gives the option of placing the active link for this module in either "Information" or "More Information," both of which are located in the sidebox. I would prefer to add this link to the drop-down menu instead and turn off the "Information" module completely. How would I go about doing this?

Thanks - Tim

[jettrue]

Hi Jade - I have a question concerning the Return Authorization module. The Readme gives the option of placing the active link for this module in either "Information" or "More Information," both of which are located in the sidebox. I would prefer to add this link to the drop-down menu instead and turn off the "Information" module completely. How would I go about doing this?

Thanks - Tim

Look three posts up. ;-) You'll just add the link manually to includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_drop_menu.php

[MeltDown]

Look three posts up. ;-) You'll just add the link manually to includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_drop_menu.php

Sorry, I should have been a bit more clear. I have been unsuccessfully attempting to introduce this bit of code from the Return Authorization module into the tpl_drop_menu.php. It would place the link for the module in the drop-down list so that I could eliminate the information sidebox:

if (DEFINE_RETURNS_STATUS <= 1) {
  $information[] = '<a href="' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_RETURNS, '', 'SSL') . '">' . BOX_INFORMATION_RETURNS . '</a>';
  } 

However, my complete lack of PHP know-how has me at a disadvantage. It doesn't seem to follow the same sequence as the code around it, thus I have no examples to follow. I want to place it second in the list after shipping info. Could you tell me how to go about doing that?

Thanks again - Tim

[jettrue]

Sorry, I should have been a bit more clear.

Thanks again - Tim

Try this:

<?php if (DEFINE_RETURNS_STATUS == '1') { ?>
<li><a href="<?php echo zen_href_link(FILENAME_RETURNS); ?>"><?php echo BOX_INFORMATION_RETURNS; ?></a></li>
<?php } ?>