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Den

Great modules and Great support... Highly recommended to all who use Joomla. Den

Friday, 03 September 2010

David

Hi I am using your product easy accordion on my joomla 1.15 website TheACGTA.org. It works great for my 'About Us' and 'FAQ' menu items. I was just wondering if there is a way to prevent the first item from being opened by default? Thanks so much. Cheers, David

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I have sent a variant which performs in this way.

Bob Galway

Friday, 27 August 2010

Kurt

Just a superb job, works perfectly and easily.

Monday, 23 August 2010

celia

Dear sir / madam, I've just installed the multitrans module for joomla and I'm pleased to say that it works fantastically. But just one issue, how can I do to avoid translations of certain parts? I've read somewhere that I have to write but I have no idea where or how. Thanks in advance for your help, celia

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Here are the instructions from Googles website at

http://translate.google.com/support/?hl=en

If you're a webmaster and would prefer your web page not be translated by Google Translate, just insert the following meta tag into your HTML file: <meta name="google" value="notranslate"> If you don't mind your web page being translated by Google Translate, except for a particular section (like an email address, for example), just add "class=notranslate" to any HTML element to prevent that element from being translated. For example:

Email us at <span class="notranslate"> sales at example dot com</span>

The first part above which uses a tag would go into the head of the page. What you seem to require is the second part. For example you could put your text as <p class="notranslate">your text here </p>

However if your <p> element already has a a class attribute you could create a span element nested inside it.

<p class="alreadyinuse"> <span class="notranslate">your text here</span></p>

You could also do this with almost any other type of element that can include text, <div> ,<a> <li> etc

Bob Galway

Sunday, 01 August 2010

Dave

how do I get transparent blank module background?

Reply:
If you go to the module background parameter and type the following after any colour you have chosen it will enable a partial transparency effect of 40%.

;opacity:0.4;

This merely adds another CSS item.

If you go to the following you will find a longer explanation of this plus what to add for versions of internet explorer which are slightly different.

http://www.w3schools.com/Css/css_image_transparency.asp

Bob Galway

Thursday, 29 July 2010

Sacha

An amazing module

Sunday, 25 July 2010

Jhorton

TopCloud is very good, but limited style I'm trying using in my site http://www.fundacion-milenio.org. But i don't like the style very much rigid.

Thanks for the feedback. I have now added some more backgrounds and a shadow for the surround edge. It is also possible to upload your own graphics to the items marked as custom. Bob Galway

Friday, 09 July 2010

Jordan

The translation module generates errors in MSIE, both on my site (adamstreet.org) and here on blackdale.com! It says Element Not Found, main.js; http://translate.googleapis.com/translatestatic/js/element//main.js line 155 character 481. Reply: Thanks for pointing out an error the problem isn't with the module it is a combination of MSIE lack of standards compatability and SEF settings. The Google translation widget is now functioning on the translations page.I changed the SEF slightly. I tested for MSIE7&8.The issue seems to be resolved forIE8 and partly resolved for IE7.

Friday, 25 June 2010

Bob

As the site has been redesigned there is also a new comments page. Some of the older comments were less relevant to the current versions of the extensions, so thanks to everybody who previously made contributions.

Sunday, 30 May 2010

 

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