The Global Page Template consists of three different areas: The HEAD, BODY, and FOOTER sections. Each section allows HTML, Javascript, and CSS for your site customizations. The JavaScript can be included directly in the GPT within < script > tags within any of the 3 fields, or you can reference an externally hosted JS file. [...]
This post assumes you are proficient in HTML and CSS coding for websites. In some cases, you might want to create a custom Home Page in a separate HTML page outside KickApps (or another platform), but still use the KickApps search box. You can do this by copy/pasting the KickApps search HTML and CSS into [...]
Hiya, this is a little technical but the location of the members profile is available in Ka.Info. Using JavaScript you can check if the user is on the “my home” page and add the image above the menu like this (place this in your AC footer): <script type=”text/javascript”> if(Ka.Info.PAGE==”pages/myPlace.jsp”){ $j(‘<img src=”‘+Ka.Info.AUDIOPHOTOSERVERPATH+Ka.Info.USERPHOTO+’” />’).prependTo(‘#ka_header’); } </script> [...]
The KickApps hosted registration page cannot be modified to carry additional data fields. If you want to include fields for first name, last name, and zip code on your member sign-up page, you can build your own member registration functionality including these fields, and hook it into our system via our single sign-on module. Single [...]
<style type=”text/css” media=”screen”> #ka_mainContainer {position: relative;} #ka_header {padding-top: 10px;} #ka_headerBtmNav {position: absolute; clear: both; top: 0px; width: 730px;} #ka_headerSearch {position: absolute; top: 40px; left: 480px;} #ka_headerLogin {float: right; margin-top:10px;} </style> This moves the search and login to the top right of my page rather than under the subnav.
In this example below I am moving the “recent blogs” module in “My Home” to the very top. I have placed this code in the footer of my Affiliate Center wrapped in script tags. For maximum efficiency: 1) Use the inspect tool in Firebug to find the main container you want to move (the element [...]
If you are referring to the TinyMce blog text area, you can use the following css: #mediaDescscriptriptionRequired_ifr { height:800px !important; } You can adjust the height to whatever you like, that’s the id for the textarea.
