Login Form (link), CSS style and position

Hi Forum

I have two questions:

1)
Where do I find the Login, Register and Tools in template, files or where?
I know that I can turn of Tools in myStore template and turn of modules Login Form.
But where do these come from? I need to position Joomfish next to Tools. See example GIF.

2)
This CSS style and functionality with drop down layer on the Login (link). Where is the code, files for that?
It's not a menu and I can't find it in template. Where does this come from

Henrik

I also need some help/clue on this login issues.
I need it to connect or redirect it into new page contains new user reg forms or existing user login, then everything will be handled by membership mechanism over.

Please, I'm not that smart enough to dig the CSS/PHP codes, so any clue is very highly appreciated

Hi

The files You are looking for can be foud here:

templates/gk_mystore/html/mod_login/

templates/gk_mystore/layouts/blocks/usertools/

Css and js can be spread throught meny files, so it's better to use firebug to locate it.

But if I try to put Joomfish language select in position: Login, it don't show up.

I will look at the files.
Thx!

Henrik

Ahh... it comes inside the dropdown login layer
Thats not what I want. So my quistion is, how do I expand the position, so that I get a Joomfish position, next to the login, register and tools.
What file gets the 3 links here?

Henrik

An other way to say it
Where do I find the files to add an other position between the Tools and Cart Position.

Hi

The best way is to add a new position for it at templates/gk_mystore/layouts/blocks/toolbar.php

Nice! Thanks
If others have the same needs as I do

Henrik

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Edit line 66 in:
/templates/gk_mystore/css/template.css

#flx-joomfish {
margin:1px 0 0 0;
padding:0 0 0 0;
overflow:hidden;
color:#6c6459;
height:25px;
text-align:right;
}

/* Original margin: 20px 0 0 0 */
#gk-toolbar {
margin:1px 0 0 0;
padding:10px 0 0 0;
overflow:hidden;
color:#6c6459;
height:25px;
}

Edit at start of file:
templates/gk_mystore/layouts/blocks/toolbar.php
<!-- Test of placement of Joomfish. Code to be added -->
<div id="flx-joomfish" style="border:1px solid red;">DK | NO | SE | UK</div>
<?php if( GK_LOGIN || GK_REGISTER || GK_TOOLS) : ?>
<div id="gk-toolbar" style="border:1px solid blue;">


Hi
Just wanted to share what I final did in myStore template to get Joomfish working:

1. Edit css-style in /templates/gk_mystore/css/template.css as listed above.
2. Add the code below to file templates/gk_mystore/layouts/blocks/toolbar.php
3. Add <position>joomfish</position> to file /templates/gk_mystore /templateDetails.xml

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<?php if($this->countModules('joomfish')): ?>
   <div id="flx-joomfish">
      <jdoc:include type="modules" name="joomfish" style="none" />
   </div>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php if( GK_LOGIN || GK_REGISTER || GK_TOOLS) : ?>
<div id="gk-toolbar">


Test website: http://www2.flexsus.dk

Hi

Yeah. That's how it supposed to be Greets.

Nice feature of Gavick templates would be to include a position to Joomfish and think this into the templates

Hi

Just for my interest. Is JomFish a free extension ?

Yes it is.

As kennst say, yes - it is.
It's widely used an translated to a lot of languages. It's easy to use and the best out there for multilanguage website in Joomla.

Hi

Thanks. It's good to know. I've seen it on some pages, but thought it's a paid one. Than I gotta use it on my site

This solution for creating the new module position for joomfish does not work for the postnote template? Where do I make the changes and what to change to get this done?

Hi

Probably creating a new position is not enought. Try to use css to show it right.