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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 6 months ago
    • hultgreen wrote:
      Stratos wrote:
      I think maybe you really want to look under the Template Features in the Template Manager. There you can assign the social media buttons and turn them off/on.
      Hi
      Thanks for the reply, but under the template > Features > Social buttons you can only set all to display or none.
      I would like to only show the FB and Twitter...
      Others have made the same request. The developers are supposed to be looking at it, but there has been no estimate of when a fix may appear.
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 6 months ago
    • Hi, I figured it out. I'll be ticketing this to the developers today.

      Two things, in the template directory -> features -> social.php, I found that only the Facebook button had a conditional to display it only if it's not empty. So I added the necessary conditionals to the other three. File is attached, unzip and replace your existing social.php with this file.
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      Of course, just adding that doesn't fix it. Next, in the template-options.xml file, line 172 is where the fields for the social buttons are. The four lines with the links all have a link specified in the default parameter. for example the Twitter link:
      <field name="twitter" type="text" default="https://twitter.com/#!/rockettheme" label="TWITTER_LINK" position="left" class="text-long" />
      Remove the default parameter and the link from the four lines, like:
      <field name="twitter" type="text" label="TWITTER_LINK" position="left" class="text-long" />
      Make sure to do this for all 4 of the social fields.

      The default always populates the field, causing it to not be empty, causing the conditionals in the social.php to return as true, showing the buttons no matter what. Removing the default fixes this issue.

      As I said, I'll get this to the devs, I'm sure they'll update this with the next release.
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  • Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • Thank for the reply. Just what i wantet :P
  • Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 3 months ago
    • Two things, in the template directory -> features -> social.php, I found that only the Facebook button had a conditional to display it only if it's not empty. So I added the necessary conditionals to the other three. File is attached, unzip and replace your existing social.php with this file.
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      Of course, just adding that doesn't fix it. Next, in the template-options.xml file, line 172 is where the fields for the social buttons are. The four lines with the links all have a link specified in the default parameter. for example the Twitter link:
      LINE NUMBER ON/OFF | EXPAND/CONTRACT | SELECT ALL
      <field name="twitter" type="text" default=" twitter.com/#!/rockettheme " label="TWITTER_LINK" position="left" class="text-long" />
      Remove the default parameter and the link from the four lines, like:
      LINE NUMBER ON/OFF | EXPAND/CONTRACT | SELECT ALL
      <field name="twitter" type="text" label="TWITTER_LINK" position="left" class="text-long" />
      Make sure to do this for all 4 of the social fields.

      The default always populates the field, causing it to not be empty, causing the conditionals in the social.php to return as true, showing the buttons no matter what. Removing the default fixes this issue.
      Cliff, what you said makes perfect sense, and that's exactly what I did, but it didn't work. I now have Facebook, Buzz and RSS (even though Buzz and RSS don't have a link in the Template Manager & it doesn't repopulate it).

      I also cleared my cache in my browsers (I tried several on several computers) and in the administrator side of my side, still not working. By the way, my Gantry GZipper is off.

      Does this mean it's the php step not the xml step that's not working? I just want Facebook and that's it!

      My site: zariefmina.com/ahamsc
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 3 months ago
    • Does this mean it's the php step not the xml step that's not working?
      Never mind. Got it. I guess I'd uploaded the wrong php file. Instead of uploading Cliff Pfeifer's (see link above), I uploaded a backup of the old php file (which doesn't not have the conditionals). When I added the conditionals in the php, it worked.

      Also, I simply added target="_blank" to the link in the php file and it worked! It opened in a new target!

      Well, now it's problem solved.

      By the way, thank you Cliff!! ... Also, apparently this problem has been solved in the latest Ionosphere version (see Ionosphere template changelog ).
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 3 months ago
    • Glad it worked. This has been fixed in our bug tracker so the latest versions of the template should not require this fix.
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 2 months ago
    • Hi. Not sure if anyone can help...

      Im using the ionosphere template and installed the demo content so I can change it over and delete the rest... There is an article on the front page called Color Chooser (second down to Top Features) but I can't find any article or module called color chooser.... Can anyone help please??
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 12 years 2 months ago
    • Hi, that is a module. It's placed in the content-bottom-a position, so use the position filter in the module manager to narrow down the list, it's the only module in that position and it's called FP Content Bottom A.
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    Re: getting started in ionosphere

    Posted 10 years 5 months ago
    • I'm having a problem with the Home button in the main menu. Instead of pointing to mydomain.com, it is trying to go to mydomain.com/mydomain.com Has anyone else experienced this?

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