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HELP: themes, with frames...
I just been looking through the Nuke's themes folder and especially at the file theme.php. Am just wondering whether it's possible to create a theme/style that uses Frames. Like this:
http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/societies/afs
Taking the top window frame as the header, etc. Anyone good at making themes?
hmm dont understand what you mean? This looks like a pretty standard site. A simple header logo. Mouse over effects in the header menu. Blocks left and right. Center content. Almost all themes are build up like this. Take a look at this site, its identical. ........or i totally missed your point
To be honost i wouldnt take that site as your example, it are hardly trilling graphics
| Fook_Yu Wrote: : |
| hmm dont understand what you mean? This looks like a pretty standard site. A simple header logo. Mouse over effects in the header menu. Blocks left and right. Center content. Almost all themes are build up like this. Take a look at this site, its identical. ........or i totally missed your point To be honost i wouldnt take that site as your example, it are hardly trilling graphics |
Am wondering how to create a theme that uses HTML frames. Ofcourse it will be easy to take my simple website and split it up into headers, side blocks, center blocks, etc. But I been having problems trying to create HTML frames with Nuke Themes.
<iframe ....><src="...."></iframe>
go and have a look at the forum reply (press post reply at bottom of this field). There you can scroll through the thread below the "post a reply field". That is an iframe.
But why you want to use iframes is a complete riddle to me.
you can find the code in the themes/themename/forum directory or in the modules/forum/themes/nametheme directory i believe its called postreview.tpl. Something in that order.
| Fook_Yu Wrote: : |
| <iframe ....><src="...."></iframe> go and have a look at the forum reply (press post reply at bottom of this field). There you can scroll through the thread below the "post a reply field". That is an iframe. But why you want to use iframes is a complete riddle to me. you can find the code in the themes/themename/forum directory or in the modules/forum/themes/nametheme directory i believe its called postreview.tpl. Something in that order. |
Me too. I don't really like frames. But I need to convert this website so that PHPNuke sits underneath it. I need to have it looking just the way it is right now. President orders. I did show a quick Nuke site but he said, "the page is 1.5 times longer than his window or something"...
I will look into the post a reply topic preview frame window. that looks nice. for mean time am trying to figure out how to keep my right blocks visible when clicking on 'about', 'recent events', 'contacts list', etc. basically any page that is not index.php front page. because the right block is visible on index.php front page but no where else.
http://cran.homeunix.org/index.php is something I quickly wrapped up (converting old site - man, those CSS were well 'ard to collate from many htm files).
Anyone know how to keep the right block alive?
| kevingpo Wrote: : |
Me too. I don't really like frames. But I need to convert this website so that PHPNuke sits underneath it. I need to have it looking just the way it is right now. President orders. I did show a quick Nuke site but he said, "the page is 1.5 times longer than his window or something"... |
What about telling him to go F.. himself? You work your butt off to create a nice site and he is talking about the lenght of the site
. I mean width i can maybe go along with but the lenght is really silly. Why dont you ask him to come here and explain why that is so important to him?I have noticed that I am not allowed to use <DIV> tags in themeheaders or block file. As you can see what I did was copied each frame html file from http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/societies/afs/ - one for header, one for a block file.
1. How would you do something in Nuke for <div class="feature" id="content">? Replace it with a <TABLE> container? Can table take a id?
2. If a specific page had <body bgcolor="#FFFFCC"> tag. Ofcourse I can't put this in header or block or content. So again solution is to use <TABLE> again? Will that work?
IFrames SUCK big time IMHO - plus - as you are finding out - can be a royal pain in the proverbial...
Question - why does it HAVE to be like that older version.....
Who really CARES if its longer when "Nuked" - let him realize how much easier it would be to change content when needed rather than having to re-edit code - you just add / remove the bits ya want - from ANY browser....
Guy seems to be a bit of a dickhead tbh.....
Opps. Apologies. I made a mistake. You can include <DIV> tags within content/blocks/headers, etc. When I was transferring the html code (between <BODY> tags) and pasting it into my own block-??.php file, I forgot to escape all the quotes " to \" - that's why it wouldn't show up and I though... hey.. DIVs aren't working.. when it was coz I forgot to escape the quotes.
Anyway, everything's sorted, now I need to do some frames..
Are you designing the site in 800x600? You should keep good old traditions alive you know....
