I added a nested-portlet inside my page. This nested-portlet is a 2-column 50-50 layout. I am able to insert a portlet inside that, but I can't insert one next to another one, although the layout of the nested-portlet has two columns.
Is there anything I am missing?
EDIT: Ok, there is a problem related to the custom theme used. If I set the default theme of Liferay, the problem disappears.
SOLVED: The problem was that the theme I installed forced the portlet divs to be display: block;. I changed that as display:table-cell and the problem disappeared.
Check HTML well-formedness of the page generated by your custom theme. I expect the structure to be broken - for example an unclosed div element may prevent the portlet dropping from working.
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I am making a fully customized Sharepoint, and I want to hide the breadcrumb. I tried placing visibility="false" within the Content Placeholder for the breadcrumb, but it only disables the Title and leaves the breadcrumb intact.
There were some fixes for this in 2010, etc. This required adding some CSS to the div containing the breadcrumb, but the breadcrumb is now contained in a Content Place Holder so it changes up the way to do things.
Does anyone have insight into this?
Thank you in advance!
SharePoint 2013 has its breadcrumb hidden by default, so I'm a little confused as to why it's visible in your solution (did you migrate from 2010?).
Anyway, settting .ms-breadcrumb-dropdownBox to { display:none; } with css (which is the out-of-the-box seattle.master way of hiding the breadcrumb) should do the trick.
I ran into the same issue. We did update 2007->2010->2013, and many sites maintained the breadcrumbs. However the CSS entry Kimzter noted didn't work. The one that worked for us was:
.ms-pagebreadcrumb { display:none; }
This is actually one of the few places I use the Script Editor webpart, as we have a lot of sites that want to maintain the breadcrumbs, so changing the master page or master CSS wouldn't work for us.
I have a site that is using Orchard CMS and I would like to add a script reference and bit of JavaScript to the home page. It needs to be placed below the existing jQuery script include. What's the best way to achieve this? I've tried using an HTML Widget in the Footer zone of TheHomePage layer of my theme, but this widget produces a and doesn't place the element in the correct location (at the bottom of the element, below the existing jquery reference).
The site is running an old version of Orchard; 1.0 I believe.
You can either use a layout alternate for the homepage (but that may not exist on an antique 1.0), layout-homepage.cshtml with a #using(Script.Foot()) {} block containing your script, or you can use Vandelay Classy to add a script from the admin (but that probably also won't work on 1.0).
Or if none of what Bertrand mentioned above work, just add a html widget to the homepage layer and chuck your script reference in the html section
I have successfully loaded WFFM on my local Instance of Sitecore. I have successfully created a Form, I have tested it and everything works perfectly.
I have also successfully been able to render the form using an .ascx web control and placing it in my "main" placeholder. Very happy so far, with one exception.
when I enter the URL of the page where the form is being rendered, my top Navigaton, Left Navigation, Right Navigation, and footer is all a different font then the rest of
my site. I have been able to play with the font sizes of the form, but that does not have any impact on the other placeholders.
I don't know what to do to correct this issue. Any help would be appreciated.
Also the navbar-collapse didn't close in ipad in all page that has form.
Regards,
It might be that the Webform stylesheet is overriding some of your styles. You can view the webform stylesheet under: \sitecore modules\Shell\Web Forms for Marketers\Themes\
By default the default.css stylesheet is used. To start out you can try to remove any font stylings in that stylesheet, to see if that will give better results.
To fix it you might want to add identifiers to the default.css ensuring that it only points to styles inside your allowed placeholder.
I have a custom theme, the footer, header & home page are all working.
I have a main navigation that links to 5 pages.
I now need to set the style for these 5 pages - and the other pages that link from them (it's different to the home page) - one section of which needs an additional navigation menu on the left (main nav is top).
Would I do this in Visual Studio - or can it be done through the admin web interface?
What is the best approach?
Thanks.
You can add an additional navigation widget on a layer that is not the homepage. As for styling differently on different pages, you could do that many ways.
For example, you could check if the page you are loading is the homepage and load some styles to overwrite the default ones. That would be the easy way I suppose.
If you need a whole new layout for the homepage, you could check out this module on the gallery which lets you select a different layout to use for each content item. Never used it myself, but looks like it could be cool :) http://gallery.orchardproject.net/List/Modules/Orchard.Module.Downplay.Orchard.LayoutSelector
I'm creating a custom theme for my new Orchard site. The shape tracing module is incredibly useful, but for some reason it isn't rendering in my custom theme. I'm not sure what I might be missing to get it to appear.
When I set my site to use the theme TheThemeMachine, it appears just fine at the bottom of the page. When I compare the rendered source from the TheThemeMaching and my custom theme, I see all the CSS & JS references in the head for the shape tracing module. However when I scroll to the bottom of the source of my custom theme, I don't see all the script blogs with the JSON objects. I just see a lot of empty script "shape-tracing-wrapper" blocks.
Ideas?
You're missing a zone named Tail in your document.cshtml. Compare your theme's version with the one in Core/Shapes/Views.