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 01/17/08 05:42am (Read 3,138 times)  
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deepak1155

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Hi to all,

I am using geeklog 1.4.1 . In that i am unable to change "languages" block's background. plese help me and give suggestion.


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 01/17/08 10:05pm  
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geiss

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If this is a block you created, you should be able to wrap all your code in a div. So, when you edit your block through the block admin interface, it should look like this:
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<div style="background:green"> your block content</div>

Otherwise, if this is a Geeklog created block, you will need the find the function in {public-html}/lib-common.php, and make the change in the generated code there.

Hope this helps!

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 01/17/08 11:56pm  
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deepak1155

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Hi to all,
I am using geeklog 1.4.1 and I am unable to find that from where the "languages" block is generated. I need file name from where it comes. Plese help me.
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 01/18/08 02:24am  
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Dirk

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There is no block called "languages" in Geeklog. What are you really looking for?

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 01/18/08 01:11pm  
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LWC

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There is one if you enable multilinguality.
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 01/18/08 02:22pm  
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mevans

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The language block is in lib-common.php:

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/**
* Provides a drop-down menu (or simple link, if you only have two languages)
* to switch languages. This can be used as a PHP block or called from within
* your theme's header.thtml: <?php print phpblock_switch_language(); ?>
*
* @return   string  HTML for drop-down or link to switch languages
*
*/
function phpblock_switch_language()
{
    global $_CONF;

    $retval = '';

    if( !isset( $_CONF['languages'] ) || !isset( $_CONF['language_files'] ) ||
          ( count( $_CONF['languages'] ) != count( $_CONF['language_files'] )))
    {
        return $retval;
    }

  ...
 


Thanks!
Mark
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 01/19/08 04:15am  
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Dirk

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Okay, forgot about that one :doh:

Since it's a standard PHP block, it will be sandwiched between the blockheader and blockfooter templates. And creating special templates for just that one block works as usual.

bye, Dirk
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