I want to create a gallery view, for want of a better word as I dont really know exactly what it is called or what to look for.
Ideally bootstrap compliant or mobile friendly. I want to display products as images in strips, here is exactly the sort of thing I want to replicate but I dont know what API or even what to look for really.
Gallery menu
Can anybody tell me what this would be called or if they know a tutorial or plugin that can achieve this?
Sorry if this question isnt specific enough.
Horizontal Accordion
you can get help from other widget websites
see dynamic drive
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I saw this site with a map showing different parts while scrolling https://www.visitfinland.com/destinations/. I want to make something similar in wordpress ? Do I need some plugin ?
A scan of the website revealed no 'magic' plugins or themes to make such a scrolling map. This is probably a product of a very clever (and quite expensive) design agency. So theoretically, you could make something like this in WordPress, but you certainly need knowledge of css to accomplish that.
I just got started with Elementor and want to create little animated sparkles that overlap a slider that will cycle through images of pastries on the home page. If this is possible, is there a way to make it responsive as well?
Thanks!
If you would like to do this, i recommend you to give a look at Revolution slider plugin. With elementor, with the free version, i do not think such a thing is possible. The free one is very limited and don't really lets you customize elements as you'ld like.
You can also give a look at Divi's page builder, which is not free, but in my opinion is way better and way more customizable than elementor.
So I have found a solution for CSS-only Pinterest style layout. I want to use CSS only because jQuery Masonry or whatever just seems less respectable.
I am a complete beginner who has bever coded anything, and I think it'll be easier to just stick to CSS for now and get good in it.
So I want to create a personal website, and I don't mind using JS elsewhere but for the layout I think I want to do it 'from scratch' without cheating with Masonry, and there is a tutorial for this with only a couple problems [cross browser issues and can't order the grids]. http://cssdeck.com/labs/css-only-pinterest-style-columns-layout
This is my question- how do I implement this into a full website?
I know the basic process of writing a website, but I really don't know where to start with making a website using this code. Can someone please give me a step-by-step on how to make a homepage that links to other pages in the website with this?
And how to customise the boxes so that they act as links to other sections of the website?
I want to do it like windows 8 style, where the homepage is made of tiles, you click on a square and it takes you to another section of the website.
HERE is an example of what I am trying to make- http://builtbybuffalo.com/
So in a sense I am asking for a step by step for beginners on how to code the website I just linked to.
Or where to find that info.
Cheers!
I am new to Silverstripe so am still learning the best way to achieve certain results.
I have the following website: http://i.imgur.com/HHHIlwA.jpg - that I have converted into a silverstripe theme etc. I have setup the front page as a HomePage.ss.
Now I want to be able to edit most parts of the page from the CMS. I have followed this tutorial on this website: http://www.silverstripe.org/learn/lessons/working-with-data-relationships-has-many - and have created a region under the "Articles" heading in the pic which comes up as a tab on the CMS in the admin panel. http://i.imgur.com/Gi7kZmq.png
My question is, is the best way to make parts editable to make them regions like what the video has shown etc? E.g if I wanted to edit the section in the pic that has the picture of the big ring and the text next to it, am I best to make this another region? What about for things like headings etc?
Thanks in advance :)
There are several possibilities to solve this problem:
either use several $has_many for each group if you have a fixed structure
if you need flexibile structure you can use one of the several 'block' modules like https://github.com/bummzack/page-blocks or https://github.com/NobrainerWeb/Silverstripe-Content-Blocks.
There are some more modules like this around, each have pros and cons, depending if you need reusable blocks, translatable blocks, want to save the relations with Versioned etc... #lerni made an overview about those modules.
I am a starter of Drupal 7.
I like the "Busy" theme a lot, especially this one in its screenshot of demos.
Yet, after I installed this theme, it seemed pretty far from what it looks like in the screenshot above. I tried to customize it but so far, I did not make much progress.
I see a lot of people saying this theme is good. The usage statistic shows a lot of websites are using this theme. I do like its neat layout, but as a starter, I really need some advice on how to work with this theme. How to make it look like the screenshot?
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
Milo
What exactly are you having trouble with?
I don't know your level of experience with Drupal so I'm just going to give you a couple ideas.
If you go to (yourSiteName)/admin/structure/block/demo/busy it will show a demo of where you can place blocks on the page to make your site look more like the picture.
(yourSiteName)/admin/appearance/settings/busy will take you to the settings screen where you can change colors and toggle features on and off.
(yourSiteName)/admin/structure/block will take you to the blocks page where you can change the layout of each block and also configure individual blocks.
I hope this helps, if you can give a more detailed question, you'll probably get a better answer