Edugeek Joomla Package Released

@triggmiester

via ftp check the folder templates\eg_default exists and that all the files are contained within.

Also can you access the backend admin? is the template listed onthe the templates section?

@craig
Well - like I say I'm old and slow but I only make it up to "1/4 pupils" before the text disappears :lol:

But after 2 or 3 times - I've got it all :lol:

regards

Simon

hi sysman

I have checked that the folders are there and they are listed on the backend admin but every time i navigate to my site addressi still get the same message??? I think I might have to reinstall

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Originally Posted by krisd32

@ Gatt:- if you download the latest release version and unzip you get a folder called blank headers or something along those lines in there you will see the four colour scheme options for each template.

you then edit the header template f your choice in whatever program you like then upload to the coresponding directory on your ftp server
which should be something like this
/templates/eg_default/images
you need to save your file as header.png before uploading and this should automatically overwrite the existing one!

hope this helps

Kris

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Hello all,
i'm a newbie from the Netherlands and i am trying to get the Edugeek Joomla Package up and running.
Get a problem when trying to alter the header.png. As soon as i upload my changed file (as described above) all the images on the front page of the site seem to disappear. Sounds strange, but gets me puzzled.
Any helpfull suggestions? Thanks.

Frans.

What size was the image?
The one i've used is 922 x 151 pixels and about 59k is size.
Did you replace the header.png file in the appropriate folder on the webserver?

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Originally Posted by Gatt

What size was the image?
The one i've used is 922 x 151 pixels and about 59k is size.
Did you replace the header.png file in the appropriate folder on the webserver?

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It's 922x151 and about 27K. Placed it in templates/eg_default/images (via FTP). As soon as i do that, the homepage of the website becomes a mess. All the images that were there are gone. Have done a new install and the same problem reappeared. Made another install (you can find it at www.ziezo.opweb.nl/Joomla ) but want to know what is going wrong before i proceed.

Frans.

That's strange... any chance u can send me a copy of the image so i can try?

looks like a permission error / or the files no longer exists.

your site http://www.ziezo.opweb.nl/Joomla/ima...ns/notepad.jpg

demo site http://www.edugeek.octoink.co.uk/ima...ns/notepad.jpg

@SYSMAN-MK - jus seen that myself!!
@ombs_ziezo - check ur PM!

Looks like it been fixed now.

Hi,

Great template by the way.

newbie question. I am wanting to make the user4 area bigger so I can put an analog clock in for my intranet for testing. Where abouts is this size set?

@Simcfc73

You'll need to edit the templates css file and edit the following sections

Code:

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#headerr{
        position: relative;
        top: 5px;
        right: 24px;
        float: right;

}

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Code:

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#search_in{
        padding: 0px;
        height: 22px !important;
        height: 131px;
        overflow: hidden;       
}

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This will give you a module box in user4 164px X 131px

SYSMAN_MK, really really nice mate, i'm definatly going to get this added as a joomla option at Websys Education Hosting

I've recently started helping some of the schools I work in to get their joomla sites up and running and am finding it all very interesting!

Keep up the cracking work mate :-)

if anyone is interested in the hosting then I feel that websys offers a very competitive package, please do not hesitate to contact them or myself regarding any queries.

:D

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Originally Posted by SYSMAN_MK

@Simcfc73

You'll need to edit the templates css file and edit the following sections

Code:

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#headerr{
        position: relative;
        top: 5px;
        right: 24px;
        float: right;

}

---

Code:

---

#search_in{
        padding: 0px;
        height: 22px !important;
        height: 131px;
        overflow: hidden;       
}

---

This will give you a module box in user4 164px X 131px

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It didn't make the box any bigger so I messed around with is and changed the height: 22px !important; one to 131. It didn't make any difference to anything when I changed the other one.

One thing I did see is that if I use the jcal mini calender it puts it in a box and shunts it over the right of the 'right' position.

Good way to learn CSS this

Try this

Code:

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#headerr{
        position: relative;
        float: right;
        width: 224px;
        height: 131px; !important;
        padding-top: 5px;

}


#search_in{
        padding: 0px;
        height: 131px !important;
        overflow: hidden;       
}

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The example below shows a module with an image published to user 4