I am trying to replace the quick launch menu on the left hand side of just one library in a SharePoint 2013 site. Instead, I would like to show just the library metadata navigation.
Is there a way to do this without modifying the master? If not, is there a way to move the navigation above the menu? I tried some code in the script editor I found on a different site, but I just made everything disappear! I also tried just removing the menu, but the entire bar disappeared including the metadata navigation.
To anyone who finds this question, adding the below snippet to a script editor webpart on the library page solved my issue:
<style>
.ms-core-listmenu-verticalBox{ DISPLAY: none }
</style>
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I want to implement scrolling to a particular section on click in Liferay, but I have no idea how to add functionalities in Liferay.
I have created a page using multiple fragments and in the top of the page I have headers of the sections and on click of a header the page should be scrolled to that particular section.
Attached page screenshot link below for reference
The easiest way to scroll to some place on the page is to place an anchor there, e.g. with <a name="scrollTarget"/>. In your navigation, you'll just link to this by Scroll to Target and you're set.
Of course, this can be done a lot fancier, with an animated scroll etc, but the basic start is this. There's nothing Liferay-specific hidden here - pick any of the more fancy methods, create fragments with the proper markup, and make sure they're used on your page.
WordPress has a built in feature that assigns the class “current-menu-item” to the current navigation item.
Nevertheless, that feature only works for contextual menus; and not for the ones inside the post content.
You can see in this page that the first level parent item OBRAS is highlighted, but not the third level child GRÁFIKA located left in the inner page menu.
Looking for a method to accomplish this highlight feature in the inner menu.
Thanks
I asked this question based on 2 facts:
– The menu is created by WordPress.
– The plugin; all it does is generate a shortcut to insert the menu inside the post.
So the question is not Theme related, and not plugin related. It´s WordPress related.
Nevertheless, I asked the Theme developer and the Plugin developer, without response.
In addition, no answer from WordPress.Org Forum. All they say is “ask the theme or plugin developer”.
Therefore, once I found a solution, not the ideal one but at least one that will allow the highlight effect without any core modification, I felt I had to post it here:
I used Wordpress Add Custom CSS plugin to add css per each page.
Then I added the individual code for the first inner menu item and it worked:
li#menu-item-981 a {
color: #FEBF46 !important;
font-weight: bold !important;
text-shadow: 1px 0 #FEBF46;
}
And that was it; not an ideal automatic solution, but a simple and clean one.
Thanks for your attention.
i am creating an "iBook Author html widget", That perform some calculation(a simple calculator), Everything work perfectly but my problem is that i want to show widget on page rather then "Default.png" image, and my widget should not be open in popup and workable in place where it is placed.
Is there any setting in plist which can change behavior?
We ran into the same problem when building our first book. iBooks Author doesn't support inline HTML widgets, unfortunately. If you want inline behavior, you have to use one of the existing widgets (video, slideshow, etc.).
You can customize the Default.png file (documentation here) but that's about it.
I am working on SharePoint Branding project, where i need to change the whole sharepoint look and feel according to Clients design guidelines/Visual Designs.
happy part, most of the branding is done but still i am facing problem with SEARCH BUTTON of sharepoint. Ia m not able to replace this default button with my designed button.
any direction ll be great help
What we did was replace the delegate control of the search button with our own, using a feature. In that feature we specified our custom image for the button.
This might help - http://labs.steveottenad.com/reskin-restyle-a-sharepoint-2010-search-box/
When we customised the search box we hide the default img for the search button using css and replaced it with a new background image.
You can't replace the default button with you own search button. You can however customize it to your needs using CSS styles. I have done the same thing. You can create your custom style to override the styles from the corev15.css file.
Create you custom styles css file, reference it in your page layout and just use it.
Hope that helps.
In SharePoint 2007, there's a top nav that the user can hover over, which reveals a dropdown menu of subitems. When they remove their mouse from the dropdown, it disappears, but only after a short delay. This can cause problems, as if people are trying to click a link on the page somewhere, but the nav menu hasn't hidden itself yet, they'll accidentally click it instead. This is compounded with the fact that the menu appearing in the first place is delayed as well, so right before they mouse over the link on the page they actually want to click, the menu will suddenly appear and intercept their click when they weren't meaning to.
I've poked at core.js at some suspect areas, but can't seem to nail it down. Any thoughts?
This is the normal behaviour of SharePoint. This control is the asp:Menu control of ASP.Net 2.0 and the only thing you can do is customized the MasterPage or the DefaultPage of your Site.
If you change the core.js file of "layouts" folder you'll lose Microsoft support, so take care about change any of the file from this folder.
I recommend that you modify the existent control or create a new one and put it in this position of the MasterPage.
This bit of CSS will fix it. I just had the same thing in sharepoint 2010 and this was all that was required to make the list disappear as soon as you roll off:
li.hover-off>ul
{
display:none;
}
The way it works is when you hover over an item in the nav it adds a css class called "hover" and as soon as your mouse leaves the area it changes the class to "hover-off" for 1 second before removing it completely. This CSS will hide the unordered list directly below the list item that has the class "hover-off" thus hiding the flyout as soon as your mouse leaves the parent.