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Hi flip-flop,

Thanks but I meant an article type which allowed me to require username/password before showing secured area of website

thanks,

Is there an article type / plugin for creating a login username / password?

many thanks

thanks - thought I'd seen it somewhere here but couldn't find it after a good period searching.....

Everything has been working fine when suddenly I get the error below more often than not?

Fatal error: session_start(): Failed to initialize storage module: user (path: /tmp) in /home/olufairtr/domains/fairtrade-rbwm.org/public_html/new/phpwcms.php on line 25

Can anyone please help?

many thanks ...

thanks - what a credit you are to this forum!

OK solved.

I needed "margin: 0;" in the ul class......

Oh the wonders of CSS!

Hi Fli-flop,

Thanks.

I understand the example but it doesn't help my case.

I didn't think it would be difficult to display a simple menu without indenting it using NAV_LIST_SETLEVEL.

The code that gets generated is:-

<div id="left">am i indented?<div id="tstcss">
<ul id="tstcss_ul">
<li><a ...

using NAV_LIST_SETLEVEL as below...

{NAV_LIST_SETLEVEL::0:0:0:1:tstcss}


and in frontend.css (default css) .....

#tstcss_ul {

list-style-type: none;
text-align: left;
padding-top: 40px;

}

#tstcss_ul li {
padding-bottom: 10px;
padding-top: 10px;
border-bottom: 1px dashed #5E747F;
margin: 0px ...

Got it!!!

You have to specify . className ul & li etc......

OK know this is sad on the big day but I've just put the bird in the oven.....

enjoy your celebrations & god bless you!

Thanks fli-flop - I had seen that but don't know where to place the css. I've tried in frontend.css and header template - any ideas?

I trid a simple class with :-

tstcss {

list-style-type: none;

}

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you too and thanks for your help.

thanks cyrano - now working although shall be using pure css. Still good for confidence though

OK I got NAV_TABLE_SETLEVEL and NAV_LIST_SETLEVEL to work. If syntax is wrong you don't get any result. Experiment or die :)

Still can't get NAV_TAB_LEVELS to work but that's OK as I want pure css, not DHTML/javascript.

I still can't configure the menus using css as the RTs don't seem to take any ...

thanks cyrano

I had seen those settings. They are set to "1" by default in 1.2.6.

All I've done is copy the php_ files to frontend_render and set to 644.

Does seem a bit too simple....but can't see to do anything else....????

Having a good chat with myself here

I got NAV_LIST to work (didn't know it existed until reading comments about NAV_TABLE_SETLEVEL as it isn't on the docu site).

However, still can't get the additional RTs like NAV_TABLE_SETLEVEL nor NAV_TAB_LEVELS to work.

Boy is this painful.....

can't get {NAV_TAB_LEVELS} recognised as a RT.

I've copied the files into the right dir and set permissions to 644.

not sure what it means by "delete the underline then it will work"??

anyway I deleted the underlines in the .php_ file names but still no joy.

any ideas anyone?

thanks....