The default RTE in Sitecore 6.2 is the Default profile, which have very limited options. I want to change the default RTE to the Medium profile - but how do i do this, without going through all my templates and chaning the source to the medium RTE?
It's pretty simple actually. Just switch over to the core database, locate the profiles (it's under System / Settings / HTML Editor Profiles) and rename the 'medium' profile to 'Rich Text Default' (don't forget to change the old default to something else too)
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I'm planning on implementing jqGrid on a project that requires multiple languages. Can someone please confirm if jqGrid supports location with ASP .NET MVC by using the text from resource files? Any sample project would be very useful.
Thanks,
Imran
You can use setLabel to change column headers and setCaption to set the title of the grid. You can need to call setColWidth method, autoResizeColumn or autoResizeAllColumns additionally to change the width of the column after changing the column headers.
Free jqGrid supports locale option. One can load multiple locale files at once. The default language displayed in grid will be the language of the last included locals file grid.locale-XX.js, but you can use locale option (like locale: "en-US" for example to specify another locale). See the wiki article for more information. There are exist currently no method which would refresh the texts of the pager if locale option will be changed dynamically.
I recommend you to read the old answer, this one and this one which shows some ideas which can you use in your solution.
I am using Joomla 2.5 with the JCE editor. I want to add my own styles but the problem is they don't appear in the Styles selection of the editor. I have the JCE configuration pointing to the editor.css, and while it does recognize the other classes in the editor.css file it doesn't recognize the ones I've added. I've cleared cache in the browser and cleared cache in Joomla, have logged out and back in, and they still don't appear.
What am I doing wrong that these Styles don't appear? Does JCE read them directly from the editor.css files each time the page loads or does it store them in some intermediary place or even in a MySQL table?
I was looking at this article:
http://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/support/tutorials/editor/item/create-a-custom-editor-stylesheet
I'm not clear on this, the class has to be present in the editor.css AND the template.css, not just the editor.css? Thanks!
JCE might cache the contents of the custom CSS file, but you should be able to see any changes you make to editor.css in your styles drop down. The file you point JCE to use for custom styles only allows you to see them in the style drop down. In order for the styles to work on the site, you have to either a) load the same file in to your template so the styles are available or b) add the styles to your template.css or other css file that is being loaded by your template.
I have developed a custom Liferay portlet that appears in the control panel. The existing (Liferay-supplied) portlets all include a nice help balloon and help icon in the Portlet title bar. I'm looking for a way to add that to my custom portlet as well.
Liferay included all the help text identified by portlet name in their Language.properties file. Their control panel portlets seem to use Velocity templates, more or less hard-coding the help feature. I'm using JSF / ICE / LiferayFaces in my portlet and don't see a way of setting these values to get integrated help that looks seamless.
Help! Thanks!
Have you tried adding a javax.portlet.description.<your-portlet-name>=My Portlet to your resource bundle? The Control Panel help text is derived from the portlet's configured resource bundle and the key must follow that that convention. Also, <your-portlet-name> must match the name you used in the liferay-portlet.xml and portlet.xml files.
if any of you use joomla, could you help me locate the proper code to change for font size, globally, in the ja-purity template. I also need to adjust the top menu bar width, and the length of each individual menu item in the top bar. Thank you for assisting me locate this code.
For any properly coded Joomla template (which JA Purity is of course) you will find the CSS files in JOOMLA/templates/template name/css. In this case, there are 4 CSS files for JA Purity. Also keep in mind that some of the template is controlled by the template parameters that can be accessed in the admin my clicking on Template Manager > Ja Purity.
I find the best way to tweak the css in a Joomla template is to use Firefox with the firebug . Goes something like this.
Install Joomla / Template.
Open frontend in Firefox with firebug enabled.
Use firebug to inspect the component you want to tweak.
The CSS classes will be displayed on the right. You can edit the css right there in firebug or use it's handy file / line number links to locate where the css class is defined.
My site currently has some static pages. I'm looking for a rails wysiwyg webtool with which I can change those static pages (with images) dynamically. The number of pages is fixed and I don't have to be able to dynamically add new.
Update
The site already has a design template assigned which I don't need to change. I only need to be able to change the content of some of the pages.
Someone can suggest me something?
Thanks
Stijn
Are you looking for a server site tool that facilitates editing static HTML files but uses a web browser interface?
If so I think that only solves part of the problem. You pages still have, presumably, some common "furniture" like a Banner pane, Left pane, Right pane, Footer. If you want to change these you will have to edit every file. What about if you have telephone number in the Banner - if that changed it would be better to just change that centrally.
These are problems that a Content Management System addresses, so if you are not familiar with that you may want to read up on CMS.
To compare CMS systems see: http://cmsmatrix.org/matrix/cms-matrix?func=search
You can enter "Rails" or maybe "Ruby" in the Language field of the Search form
Try Radiant CMS