I would like to move modules via drag and drop as an admin. It would have to trigger those same "Move to X Pane" links? I saw this link that shows dragging and dropping modules as an admin for layout, but could not get it to work.
Am I missing something or is there an extension for this? I am trying this on the latest DNN 6.0 by the way. Thanks for any help.
Wow, that guided tour is super old. I believe it was DNN 5 where that behavior was changed to only work in layout mode. Once you switch into layout mode, you should be able to see the panes and drag the modules between them (by their titles).
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We have been using vSphere, and through that we discovered Clarity, which we are migrating our Angular projects over to.
Something I've noticed in vSphere is - when you right click something in the tree view (to the right), a context menu comes out. Is there any support or tips for creating a context menu? I couldn't see anything in the documentation
Clarity itself does not support this, and it is generally against our recommendations due to changing the default browser behaviors. If you decide to use a feature like this you'll have to include or create a different Angular module for it.
I think I found the solution myself - looks like it's a telerik context menu
I'm building a site with Orchard which need to support two languages. I've installed Culture Picker Module which allowed me to separately input 2 languages for the same content. It looks pretty nice actually. However, when I click on the translations button, it only change the content, but for other elements like menu, it still remains in English. Is there any way to change completely for the whole page? Or how to make a global button of changing the language? Thanks a lot!
Click on Manage Content in Administration. You have to search for widgets and then add a part. After that, you search for Localization.
Then, go to the widgets area. You can select a widget like the menu, and then you can just simply add a translation and add the translated version of your menu as the other answer proposed.
Have you created the Localized version of your menu?
I am new to Sitecore and have questions. I have installed Sitecore version 7.1 several times just for the fun of it, sweet. Now, I am attempting to follow a tutorial of “Building A Very Simple Website”
http://sdn.sitecore.net/upload/sdn5/developer/training%20materials/basic%20site/selfstudyguide-buildingaverysimplewebsite_usletter.pdf
This tutorial is targeted for Sitecore CMS 6.2, so I want to confirm if it’s still accurate.
The instructions for creating a Generic sublayout display file says I should be able to access the Grid Designer and insert a control while in the Content Editor. I am not seeing any option for this. The only way for me to access the Grid Designer, is by selecting /Development Tools/Development Center. And when I do this I can insert a control but it’s not saving any of my changes.
As anybody had this problem?
Is that tutorial still valid?
I had this same question. I'm running sitecore 7.1 but am following an outdated self study guide for sitecore 6.2. I was able to resolve doing the following.
From the Desktop interface, open the start menu
Open Development Center (Listed under Development Tools)
Select 'Create New Sublayout'
Once created the options you seek will be available
This is the start page for the Developer Center
This will open automatically when you finish the Sublayout creation wizard
The grid designer is still there. It relates to Sublayouts, so if you go to /sitecore/layout/Sublayouts and select one of the sublayout items, you should then see the grid designer tab:
Towards the top right of the screen you should see some tabs for dislaying layout and format options:
To be honest, you'll rarely (if ever) use the grid designer again after this tutorial, so don't worry to much.
I had same problem with Sitecore 8 and solved it creating Sub Layout,going though development center as shown above by #Tyshun. Else
Go direct to development Center using url http://{{Your Site Name}}/sitecore/shell/default.aspx?xmlcontrol=IDE.
You will get option to create SubLayout and then you will get grid view design option.
I am making a top menu, and it looks like this:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/5O5G5.png
The contact tab will remain in its place and the home tab has to be first.
IF the user wants to add another tab, they can in the cms editior (DNN) they would just create the link and wrap the div tag about the link etc..
im stuck to how i can get the css to add the menu tab and push the home tab to the left as the menu grows?
If sounds like you are trying to manually build the menu using HTML. What you need to do is ensure that you have the DNN navigation control as part of your skin and it will handle adding the menu items for you. You'll be able to modify the menu to look however you like using CSS.
The best way to learn DNN skinning is to look at one of the existing skins (found in /Portals/_default/skins/) and then copy one of the skins and start making changes to change it to your desired look.
The DNN skinning architecture is very well done and easy to pick up for anyone who knows ASP.NET (though it is different from Master Pages). The hardest part is picking and learning to work with the various navigation providers. Most people work with DNNMenu which is more complicated than it needs to be on the CSS Side. The DDR Menu which will be the default provider for DNN 6+ should be easier to work with. But the documentation for it isn't complete yet so it takes some learning to get started with it.
I am new to drupal so forgive me. I made a menu and it was automatically created as a DHTML menu. I wanted to style the menu myself and just simply want the 'ul.menu' tree to be printed. Instead, it's doing some javascript and unnecessary CSS. can i disable DHTML menu for this particular menu?
thanks!
If you are using DHTML Menus module, and are asking how to disable it for certain menus, then it should be possible via the configuration in Administrator > Site Configuration > DHTML Menus (as suggested by this and this discussion). Looks like they had this feature in v2.2, then lost after switch to 3.x, and re-included around 3.2 or so.
But you didn't specify whether you use this module or not, so my answer may be completely off due to lack of information.