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I've been having this same problem for awhile now but haven't found a resolution. I'd really like the ability to have teh ability to separate menu content from sitemap content... on my sites the menu often doesn't include lots of global pages like privacy policy, etc., but I DO want those pages in ...

Ended up working perfectly. To speak to some of the points aboute, I think all these variables should be added in the core build so they're available for summaries. Things like begin and end are very useful, and really there isn't any reason not to have them.

One note for anyone using teaser ex ...

For some reason I never saw this reply... very cool man, perfectly suited for my task. I'm going to try and implement this tonight.

Pappnase, if I told you how many customizations I have in my installation (which I reuse/reinstall every time I use phpwcms) you would laugh. While I really like ...

So I need to be able to control the date that appears with my articles in order to control the publishing criteria... basically I need to be able to set the date that appears with the article so that I can create both past and future articles with the correct date on them.

The problem is that I ...

Thanks for the reply. As I said in my post, I copied a second set of TTF files which I made from OTF versions the designer gave me and they worked fine. The only thing I can't do is I can't get the PC TTF fonts the designer sent me to work in the GT Mod, even though they look fine on my PC ...

Okay, so I've got this site I'm working on that I'm using PHPwcms for. I need to use Gotham for the site, so I had the designer make some TTF files from his set for me to use temporarily, copied them up, and made font classes for them. However, no matter what I do I can't get the font files to show ...

Okay, so I went about updating my installation of VTS to include the latest version of the opentracker program. Everything seems to work fine, but I'm encountering a wierd error related to SVG. Basically if SVG is enabled in the conf/ config file I get the following error:


Fatal error: Call to ...

Can I update this to the latest version of phpOpenTracker (1.5.2)? I'd like to incorporate the latest bug fixes and optimations, but I don't know how "customization" for PHPwcms works... are presentation and the pot logic separate, or is it an integrated whole that would make upgrading highly ...

In CSS "#" is ID, "." is class. The ID reference is used because the PrimaryNav is and must be a unique reference on the page (you don't want the styles used for nav being inadvertantly inherited). Classes can and are use for repeated styles (multiple assignments, same page). Class and ID are two ...

Because of how a "Cascade" works. Any attributes you apply to an actual tag (like "a") are applied to all instances of that tag throughout a given page unless specifically overwritten. The menu is within the PrimaryNav class and all those rules are specifically applied to elements within a bucket ...

The problem has tro do with how you defined your source table and lists... what's happening is that the fly-out menu is appearing underneath the first level menu items. This probably has to do with a css conflict somehwre else, such as with your site CSS styles, etc.

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The answer to your first question doesn't have to do with the menu CSS script... you need to implement one of the many add-ons for PHPwcms that allows you to have a class defined for the "IN" pathway of the current page.

For example, if you have 4 primary areas and you're in subsection 2 of area 2 ...

Actually the reason for this problem is related to a bug in the way GT entries get parsed. I don't remember all the nuances right now, but basically I tracked it back to a problem with where a certain entry/method for GT processing within the article parsing templates.

While the solution provided ...

Glad to hear it works in so many different places... I don't have the resources to test it on Mac, but given its standards strict from a code perspective most of the newer CSS 1.0/2.0 compliant browsers should support it without a problem.

Mac IE is a standards nightmare if I remember correctly ...

Any list that can be given a class or id, or that can be generated inside a container with a referable list or ID, can use this style scheme. Its all a question of referencing it correctly...

With regard to using the sitemap content part to generate the nav...? Don't know, never thought about that ...