Change homepage and make anchor links
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- GK User
- Sat Jan 04, 2014 12:46 am
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Hi everybody and wish you a happy new year
I'm a newvie using Joomla K2 templates and I'm feel a bit lost. Where can I find the homepage? I would like to change the modules structure but I don't know where.
Sorry to be pain.... and how can I make links on the menu pointing to an anchor within the homepage?
Thanks,
Regards!
I'm a newvie using Joomla K2 templates and I'm feel a bit lost. Where can I find the homepage? I would like to change the modules structure but I don't know where.
Sorry to be pain.... and how can I make links on the menu pointing to an anchor within the homepage?
Thanks,
Regards!
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- Sat Jan 04, 2014 11:01 am
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There is no such thing as homepage directly. It is made of bunch of modules, so you need to go to extension->modules and find correct one. In most cases they names are self explaining.
With the anchors - you need to know a little bit of HTML. Anchors in menu points to HTML elements that has ID. So with use of FireBug, Web Developer Tools or similar developer tool you need to find in source code place where you would like to scroll too, then search for a element with ID, and finally use it in Lenik as #ID.
If it is over your skills - please share your site URL, point to where you would like to scroll to, and I'll provide you list of anchors.
With the anchors - you need to know a little bit of HTML. Anchors in menu points to HTML elements that has ID. So with use of FireBug, Web Developer Tools or similar developer tool you need to find in source code place where you would like to scroll too, then search for a element with ID, and finally use it in Lenik as #ID.
If it is over your skills - please share your site URL, point to where you would like to scroll to, and I'll provide you list of anchors.
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- Sat Jan 04, 2014 12:39 pm
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Hi Cyberek!
Thanks for your quick reply. I can find each module but I need to edit the homepage where all these are put together.
The idea is make links to each module within the homepage. So set an #ID to each module.
Thanks for your quick reply. I can find each module but I need to edit the homepage where all these are put together.
The idea is make links to each module within the homepage. So set an #ID to each module.
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- Sat Jan 04, 2014 2:29 pm
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You cant set the ID of modules manually - they are generated part by our template, and part by joomla itself. If you would change the ID's you would need to change a lot of CSS classes that are designed to work with existing ID's.
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- Sat Jan 04, 2014 8:04 pm
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Anchor links:
I don't need to change the predefined id, I want to change "features" link in the main menu for existing module id 626 position bottom1.
Modules position:
Finallty, where can be changed the homepage structure?
I don't need to change the predefined id, I want to change "features" link in the main menu for existing module id 626 position bottom1.
Modules position:
Finallty, where can be changed the homepage structure?
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- Tue Jan 07, 2014 7:59 pm
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You can read about available module positions here:
http://demo.gavick.com/joomla25/simplic ... -positions
You can change modules positions from backend -> Extensions -> Modules. If you select one of homepahge modules you can change its position, publish, unpublish etc.
You can edit main menu in menu editor (Menus -> Main menu (click) )
http://demo.gavick.com/joomla25/simplic ... -positions
You can change modules positions from backend -> Extensions -> Modules. If you select one of homepahge modules you can change its position, publish, unpublish etc.
You can edit main menu in menu editor (Menus -> Main menu (click) )
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