Sorry - dont worry about the Extension Menu Options - I have found it:)
Cheers
W
AS Templates
POSTED: 2015-04-28
Hello CISCOKID,
Sorry for the misunderstanding. Unfortunately there is no such option, the image and Read more button have the same url.
Regards, AS Team.
ciscokid
POSTED: 2015-04-30
Hi Guys
I created an Archive Module and put it in position AS-24. I archived the "Welcome" article to test the functionality and I see it works fine, however the Welcome Title is on top of the bullet . Can I move this across a bit and how do I do it?
http://www.microcisco.com
Many thanks
AS Templates
POSTED: 2015-04-30
Hello CISCOKID,
Please add the following class in the style.custom.css file:
Hi Guys - many thanks for sorting out all my queries - I would like to ask another question if I may - How can I change the date format in the Blog Section.
Instead of the current format
15. 04. 30 - I would like to change it to 30 Apr 2015
Is this something easy to do?
Cheers
W
AS Templates
POSTED: 2015-05-01
Hello CISCOKID,
The date format you have to change in the 'en-GB.tpl_as002022.ini' file on your server in folder:
'www.microcisco.com/templates/as002022/language/en-GB/'
After changing it you have to copy it in the following folder.
'www.microcisco.com/language/en-GB/'
Regards, AS Team.
ciscokid
POSTED: 2015-05-02
Sorry - am a bit confused - do I have to comment out the types I dont want in the en-GB.tpl_as002022.ini file and then copy the file as is to the new location /language/en-GB/?
Cheers
W
AS Templates
POSTED: 2015-05-02
Hello CISCOKID,
You have to change date formats and then copy to the new location.
Regards, AS Team.
ciscokid
POSTED: 2015-05-02
I commented out all the time styles I did not want and left
; Friday, 31 January 2013
DATE_FORMAT_LC="l, d F Y"
I saved and copied the file to www.microcisco.com/language/en-GB/
but it comes out all wrong - have a look at www.microcisco.com/blogs
Can you possibly let me know what I need to do in bullet points in case I am missing something?
Thanks
AS Templates
POSTED: 2015-05-02
Hello CISCOKID,
You do not need to comment out any of strings in this document, you have just to change format, we have found for you some more information, please check the following pages:
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Cheers
W
Sorry for the misunderstanding. Unfortunately there is no such option, the image and Read more button have the same url.
Regards, AS Team.
I created an Archive Module and put it in position AS-24. I archived the "Welcome" article to test the functionality and I see it works fine, however the Welcome Title is on top of the bullet . Can I move this across a bit and how do I do it?
http://www.microcisco.com
Many thanks
Please add the following class in the style.custom.css file:
#page-archive_items .item_title {
margin: 0 0 20px;
padding: 5px 0 5px 45px;
}
Regards, AS Team.
Instead of the current format
15. 04. 30 - I would like to change it to 30 Apr 2015
Is this something easy to do?
Cheers
W
The date format you have to change in the 'en-GB.tpl_as002022.ini' file on your server in folder:
'www.microcisco.com/templates/as002022/language/en-GB/'
After changing it you have to copy it in the following folder.
'www.microcisco.com/language/en-GB/'
Regards, AS Team.
Cheers
W
You have to change date formats and then copy to the new location.
Regards, AS Team.
; Friday, 31 January 2013
DATE_FORMAT_LC="l, d F Y"
I saved and copied the file to www.microcisco.com/language/en-GB/
but it comes out all wrong - have a look at www.microcisco.com/blogs
Can you possibly let me know what I need to do in bullet points in case I am missing something?
Thanks
You do not need to comment out any of strings in this document, you have just to change format, we have found for you some more information, please check the following pages:
http://joomla.stackexchange.com/questions/3634/change-date-format-in-article-editing-page-on-publishing-tab
https://www.ostraining.com/blog/joomla/change-joomla-s-date-format/
http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?t=725095
Regards, AS Team.