hi all, wanted to know if it is possible that my users can have their picture, I mean if for example I have to john the village as it then appears the user this image he wants to have and to appear on all add and this image is clickable to make them look all your posts. like it or force me several years ago to edit the script to run to my taste is a joke but tell me if possible incidentally present my offerings to make them feel happy with me
I don't believe this is a built in option through the admin, but I do something similar for some of our sellers by hardcoding it into the template file and then using a conditional statement to call the appropriate image. This would probably be a lot of work if you have many sellers.
well I think it's more complicated than I thought. I have another question as I can shrink the frame on the ads? where should I go to edit this?
Sorry - dunno what you mean by "shrinking the frame on the ads". Could you take a screenshot and highlight what you're trying to make smaller? Thanks-
That's straight (X)HTML and CSS. You just need to create another div element in your layout.tpl file. You will also need to declare it's parameters in the style.css file as well as adjust the other divs accordingly in the css file. If you don't understand that, then I would recommend you hire a professional to do it otherwise, you could really screw it up.
but but but you're mike n touch, help with that and I send you by return mail one of those Chinese tablet with android, go say yes man
ok, I'll go to the adventure, I just need to know how the name of that frame or table in the CSS, if I could guide and thanks for your help
If you use Firefox, there's a very useful extension called Firebug that I recommend: http://getfirebug.com/ Once it's installed, visit the page on your site you're interested in modifying. Click the Firebug icon in the browser's toolbar. The Firebug area will appear in the bottom of your browser window. The tool I use the most is the "element inspector". Click the icon in the Firebug toolbar that looks like a blue rectangle with an arrow pointing to it. Now, when you move your cursor around your page, elements will be highlighted in blue. Click an area you're interested in. Firebug will load the html in the left portion of the window and load the relevant css in the right portion of the window. It even provides the line numbers within the stylesheet!! It's great. Hope this helps.
thank you very much! This Firefox extension is very useful to me. although I must say this, after examining the files discovered how to make the spaces, this without creating new divs, truth 68C fascinates me, is totally malleable to personal taste. since I have it and not left to make changes and I still have yet to do many more. well I tell you that one of the modifications I did was have ads without registration, this without removing the option of registering anyway that's not the issue ... then I go to another question friend thank you very much for this tool
you may want to rethink posting ads without registration as it will quite likely result in a lot of spam...my 2 cents anyways
yes is possible but I try to create an open space to vendors simple common people so I can leave the benefits system to store clerks or others if they are engaged to sell in quantities but I am grateful for your advice
well, I did not edit anything in css only create a layer and put the content I wanted. then edit categories, home and a little layout and I wanted to stay as
Glad to hear that you got what you wanted accomplished through whatever magical powers that you have as there is no such thing as "layers" in web pages, (X)HTML. I'm not really sure what editing your categories has to do with your original question/post.
