I need to create a custom slider in my WordPress website just like Tata Group website have https://www.tata.com/
I have tried using WordPress plugin but didn't work my way. I need assistance to figure out how Can I create the exact same slider for my WordPress website
For making something like this you should know JQuery.
If you don't, you can use these two plugins They help you make your slider
https://www.sliderrevolution.com
https://layerslider.com
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I have created a custom website using the Magento platform (No pre-defined theme is used). This is a completely created from the scratch. Now after developing the website, some slider in homepage is not displaying properly in the mobile version in addition to other pages. Can you guys help me out?. I am fine to buy an extension or do any other minor changes, so that I can go-live with my website immediately.
Have you checked out themes there in magento commerce?
Also tryout inspect element from browser to rule out syntactic errors
All the Best
KK
I come from a WordPress background, and within a WordPress theme you can do basically anything you want with the server, since a theme is just a collection of PHP files which are included into the application's core scripts. I believe this is one of the reasons you can't upload your own theme to use in WordPress.com.
That comes to the question: How exactly does Shopify (and maybe other platform as well) allow its user to upload their own themes and keep them sand-boxed?
Shopify does not allow anyone to actually upload any themes. Shopify (and hosted Wordpress) just allow people to alter the contents of scripts that get executed server-side.
Shopify is smart in that they made the theme templates that users can change safe. You can stick as much dumb-ass, ass-hat crap as you want in your theme, and nothing bad will happen to Shopify itself.
Contrast that with hosting your own Wordpress shop. Any idiot can upload idiotic crap as a theme and successfully break the server. As can any twelve year old script kiddie since PHP is not terribly secure as a scripting language.
I am interesting in adding a newsletter to my site.
The newsletter should be based off my wordpress site.
Any ideas as to how I might go about doing this?
You could just IFrame the newsletter onto an HTML module or there are some IFrame Modules available that would give you a little more control of the look and feel.
There is already a section built into dnn for that navigate to admin>newsletters.... its right there and set up for you already! IF you have a problem, you can also use the feedback form module and set it to send to all users
Making a EXISTING CMS site compatible for mobile site NOT REDIRECT
Hi All.
I am currently creating a mobile version of an expression engine site that we use.
I am having problems with this, because typically I can just use media quires, or use redirect scripts.
However, the layout of the mobile site will be completely different from the desktop, so I can't just fiddle with a media quires for the CSS (as site just looks to different).
I was thinking of using a javascript to wipe the code or markup (php) if the device is mobile BUT it would mean perhaps loading two versions of code anytime a page loads up (not good for mobile). Eg one code for desktop and another for mobile.
I can't change the file names eg (mobile_index) because it is a CMS and the links wont link up correctly. I have tried this a few times , and also editing the .HTACCESS file, but it simply didnt work.
So if anyone knows how do I change the code of a page if the device mobile, but cant change file name, directory or any of that :-)
Cheers
Daragh
Why no redirect? If I was in your position, which I was a few months ago, I would handle this totally different:
Install Multiple Site Manager by ExpressionEngine: http://expressionengine.com/user_guide/cp/sites/index.html
Add another site -- mobile
Give it a proper domainname like m.domain.com
Give it its own template group
... and redirect with http://github.com/sebarmeli/JS-Redirection-Mobile-Site/
Now you can manage both installations from the same CMS and both installations can access existing channels, modules, extensions and members. This will keep your code fast and clean.
Adding a bunch of conditionals will only slow down installation.
Actually you could mess with media queries - it's the most flexible. JS is really overkill for something like this. At larger sizes, UL>LI menus could appear, and at smaller sizes they could be hidden (display:none) and swapped to select lists; divs can be replaced, elements dropped or resized. I also combine them with different snippets or embeds so you can tailor the content out as well.
You might try something like MX Mobile Device Detect. It gives you some variables that can detect if the user is on a mobile device that you could use in conditionals in your templates.
Is it possible to change the theme after the website is developed.is it advisable.I dint like the theme iam using.will it effect the code and when i dump it to other server
Very possible to change the theme. The site will still work and function. I've never had a site 'break' just by changing the theme, and it shouldn't.
A couple of things to think about:
If you did any custom theme work, you will have to do that for the new theme.
You will also have to configure the blocks correctly.
Hope this helps.