Hi,
New guy here, hello everyone!
Need some help. I like the Tinyportal.net front page layout but I cannot seem to replicate it on my site. I'd like to have my intro text on the left with no frame (like tinyportal.co.uk has) and to the right of it I'd like to have two boxes; one with most recent post headers (only) and underneath it Theme Club News box. Also how do you add pages to the the front page? Like Tinyportal.net has where you can click on Page 2 to see Who Are We page?
I've been twiddling with the TP settings for couple hours and cannot replicate the layout that is used on this site. Please help!
jake
:)
This has been asked before many time, if you do a search you will find some answers, but here are just 2 I found for you ;)
http://www.tinyportal.net/index.php?topic=7472.0
http://www.tinyportal.net/index.php?topic=10966.0
Hi,
I looked at one of the tutorials which says you need to add <?php require("/path/to/forum/SSI.php"); ?> to every page where you want to use SSI code. But what it does not say is HOW to add it to every page. Are we talking about editing the files from the server directly (or creating new ones) or do I edit existing ones under TP admin somehow? Very confusing.
Same question would apply to your snippet:
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">
<title>New Page 1</title>
</head>
<body>
<!--#include virtual="./SSI.php?ssi_function=recentPosts" -->
</body>
</html>
Where exactly is it going and how do you add it to a page. Then how do you execute it so it shows on my front page?
thanks
jake
I have been playing with it for a bit, but I just cant get the recent topics to show in the article :idiot2:
Actually..TP frontpage is just 3 articles. :) The first being the left one, set as featured. Then 2 more , both set to "show on frontpage". Newest is a php article where I call recent posts function from SSI.php, no need for require('SSI.php') btw - its already loaded by TP. The last article is normal html one. Finally you need to use option C for the layout of frontpage articles. Also, having the featured article without a frame or title helps set it off from the other two.
Was this understandable? :)
/me goes off to play :)
I playes to and messed everything up, will have another go when i have had my caming cup of tea >:D :knuppel2:
What is the difference beteen frontpage layout a and b.??
I know the B-man is busy, but those sample pages would be helpfull. Trial and error will work in the meantime,but I think that if people could see hown they could make tp look it would be beneficial.
I really have no clue as to what the different layouts do.....I change them and it never changes the look.
The way it is set up in admin frontpage is a little confusing. I think it would be better if there was more than 1 representative article[red box] showing in each example.That would give a better Idea of what you will get if you choose it.. ;).
The unmarked "frames" in the images are things that will come in future release, so keep looking Q :)
you mean these images..
No, the panel images ;) The images there is about what you will see in some future release :)
:up: :up: ;)
I just noticed that the article layout for frontpage blocks I have been talking about looks the way I thought they should in firefox/opera :D.The look in Maxthon-IE[I mostly use] is the one that does not help at all. Only shows 1 red block. Maxthon just seems faster to me and the new Maxthon2 is looking pretty nice. I mean when you are not using firefox of course :coolsmiley: