Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Hi Dave,
Great, thanks very much again.
mark
Great, thanks very much again.
mark
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Hi everyone,
Does anybody have Dave's project sample? Unfortunately, this page is not available anymore:
http://ukauthor.esy.es/SkinMods/Default.htm
Thanks!
Does anybody have Dave's project sample? Unfortunately, this page is not available anymore:
http://ukauthor.esy.es/SkinMods/Default.htm
Thanks!
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Hi everyone,
Does anybody have Dave's project sample? Unfortunately, this page is not available anymore:
http://ukauthor.esy.es/SkinMods/Default.htm
Thanks!
Does anybody have Dave's project sample? Unfortunately, this page is not available anymore:
http://ukauthor.esy.es/SkinMods/Default.htm
Thanks!
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Apologies, it was on a site using free hosting which has now expired.
I'll look into getting the source project uploaded somewhere else.
I'll look into getting the source project uploaded somewhere else.
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Could you please provide the part of code for the Search bar shown on the screen?Maria wrote:Hello to everybody,
I implemented this wonderfull solution to my flare's tripane skin, for change the search box into the header in responsive.
I have 2 questions:
1- It's possible to change de icon input search for a button o link to perform the search when you press? 2. It's possible to change de filters search in responsive to search box in header (how in top navigation skin with this icon)[img] [/img] ?
[img] [/img]
Thank you very much. And sorry for my English!!
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
I've put the Skin Mods project up on Google Drive - download link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_RVo ... GhocjY0ZTA
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_RVo ... GhocjY0ZTA
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Dave Lee wrote:I've put the Skin Mods project up on Google Drive - download link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_RVo ... GhocjY0ZTA
Thanks you so much, Dave!
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
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Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
The previous post has a link to the project on my Google Drive - that's all that was on the old site.gsm1 wrote:At present, the site offered is no longer accessible:
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Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
It's nice and comprehensive guide, I should say.
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Loading the output (Default.htm) in the browser from the local harddrive, the adjustments work as intended.
However, when I upload it to the web and load it via http://www.... then it does not work anymore. Same files.
What could be wrong? TIA
EDIT:
I found the problem. To explain it in line with the given example 2:
My css is named with all lower chars, like "customskin.css". However, I first coded wrongly, like:
It worked also online, when I changed the code to:
However, when I upload it to the web and load it via http://www.... then it does not work anymore. Same files.
What could be wrong? TIA
EDIT:
I found the problem. To explain it in line with the given example 2:
My css is named with all lower chars, like "customskin.css". However, I first coded wrongly, like:
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$('<link>')
.appendTo($('head'))
.attr({type: 'text/css', rel: 'stylesheet'})
.attr('href', 'Content/Resources/Stylesheets/CustomSkin.css');
$('<link>')
.appendTo($('head'))
.attr({type: 'text/css', rel: 'stylesheet'})
.attr('href', 'content/resources/stylesheets/customskin.css');
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$('<link>')
.appendTo($('head'))
.attr({type: 'text/css', rel: 'stylesheet'})
.attr('href', 'Content/Resources/Stylesheets/customskin.css');
$('<link>')
.appendTo($('head'))
.attr({type: 'text/css', rel: 'stylesheet'})
.attr('href', 'content/resources/stylesheets/customskin.css');
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
Yep, presumably filenames on your web server are case sensitive, but Windows on your PC is not case sensitive.autocart wrote:I found the problem. To explain it in line with the given example 2:
My css is named with all lower chars, like "customskin.css".
In my example project, I included two versions of the link - the first is the actual case, the second is lower case.
The second version is only there in case someone selects Use lowercase filenames in the target.
Re: Example: Customising the HTML5 tripane skin
One open question to that:Dave Lee wrote:Yep, presumably filenames on your web server are case sensitive, but Windows on your PC is not case sensitive.autocart wrote:I found the problem. To explain it in line with the given example 2:
My css is named with all lower chars, like "customskin.css".
In my example project, I included two versions of the link - the first is the actual case, the second is lower case.
The second version is only there in case someone selects Use lowercase filenames in the target.
If the css file name itself did have capital letter in there, e.g. Skin.css or SKIN.css, (because in your example it is skin.css), would I then also make that file name all lower case in the second version, or just the path?