I have added fckeditor in my asp.net(vb) web site but i don't know how add pages to update at run time?
1) How to add .aspx pages in fckeditor so that i can edit an create new pages or tabs.
You mean you'll create new aspx pages in fckeditor? I don't think it's possible.
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The company I am working for has a sitefinity. They want me to create custom pages from scratch for them. I have never used sitefinity, so upon research It appears that I want to create a template via .master. Then once built, I would add to my CMS and access it for use.
Is there a way to make these .master templates other than ASP.NET? ( which I have no experience with)
Essentially all am am wanting to do is create a custom page out of html,css, and jquery and then make a 'template' out of it.
You dont have to use a .master page to create a template in Sitefinity. It's nice to have that level of control but it's not necessary at all. Just go to Design > Page Templates in the Sitefinity backend section /Sitefinity
There are several built in templates you can edit from that page. You can use one of those templates, create a new template from scratch, or create a template based on any one of the templates you see there.
Once you pick a template, you can edit the Layout to add columns and global content or custom CSS.
Not really, if you want control over the markup then you'll have to use a .master page but the good news is that it really is just mostly html and css / js references. Sitefinity has a sample template here but you may want to look at their Visual Studio plugin called Thunder to register a template. It will add in a default master page as well as the default folder structure for the theme, video on that here.
I attached a css template to the masterpage in my asp.net website. Now I need to create another blank page and link it to the masterpage(index.html)i.e Default.aspx. In the newly created web form how to attach the same css template. please help???????
if you link same master page to another blank page say - Default.aspx then it will automatically use css apply in master page
read master page related tutorial here
http://www.asp.net/web-forms/tutorials/master-pages
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I am using asp.net visual studio-2010 framework 3.5 on win 7. I have download readymade template designed made in css.I copied index.html code and paste it in masterpage and also copy the code of div content and paste it in content place holder.It's working. I want to add another page like about.html,sevice.html, etc.Plzz help me what the procedure to add another page
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Just go to Add New Item->Webform & check the select master page checkbox to select your exisiting master page.
I recently finished building an intranet site with Drupal 6 (client mandated the older version) using the Zen theme. The site contains several (20+) survey pages made with Webform.
Client wants to change the layout of the webform pages to have a full width content area and no sidebar. I found that I can make a custom template page named "page-node-53.tpl.php" and that will work on ONLY node/53. This would be fine if I only had one Webform page.
Is it possible to make a custom layout page and somehow assign it to only the webform nodes? This can easily be done in Wordpress... just wondering if there's an easy way to do it in Drupal? Thanks!
I figured it out...
First, I changed the name of the custom template file to "page-webform.tpl.php".
Next, I added the following code to the top of page.tpl.php before the DOCTYPE declaration:
<?php if ($node->type == 'webform') {include 'page-webform.tpl.php'; return; } ?>
It appears to have worked! Every page is unchanged except the pages that feature a Webform.
Currently I have a web part with some custom CSS. This is a Document Library web part which also contains the link to "Add a new document" below.
Once I click Add new document I am taken to the upload document page. Is there any way to have the upload document section displayed on the same page or is there an easy way to custom style the upload document page for just this library only?
Well, the upload page is also a web part page which hosts a list form web part. You can add the web part to any page and add custom CSS to that page, even using Content Editor WP. The problem is that the Add new document link always points to the page that is designated as the New form page of the list, you can change this setting using SharePoint Designer in 2007 (it's even simpler in 2010).