I am attempting to add a contact form to a GitHub Jekyll website. I have mostly been following advice from the most-liked answer here, from a YouTube tutorial here, and from the FormSpree site.
In my attempt to keep the website design consistent, one major difference compared to these tutorials is probably that I am adding the FormSpree contact form to a markdown file, which is here. As you can see in this markdown file, I tried creating the form twice (once with bare-bone suggestions and once with more bells and whistles).
I am almost certain the form is not looking as expected (which in the YouTube tutorial I was following would look more like this) because I am not using a .html file. However, when I tried to convert my page to .html instead of .md it rendered the contact form page looking visually/aesthetically inconsistent with the rest of the webpage tabs. As a result, I am hoping to maintain the .md format with the same current YAML metadata.
My question is: Is it possible to add a FormSpree contact form to GitHub Jekyll pages directly inside a Markdown (.md) file and, if so, what alterations would I need to make to accomplish this? Thank you for sharing any advice!
Using html chunks in md files can seem quite tricky.
In your particular case, as you're including raw html, you can use nomarkdown extension tag.
Just try :
{::nomarkdown}
<form action="http://formspree.io/moqeoggo method="POST">
<input type="email" name="_replyto">
<textarea name="body"></textarea>
<input type="submit" value="Send">
</form>
{:/nomarkdown}
Dynamics 365 version 9
Ultimate goal is to remove the circled element path in the rich text box in the email.
I used XRMTinyMCE but think that I disconnected using it. When I check the solution Web Resource, there's nothing there referencing XRMTinyMCE.
I also tried to change code by add "statusbar: false" by referrencing to How to disable HTML tags from tinyMCE, but seems no matter how I change the app.js, even commenting out <script src="app.js"></script> in index.html, and then publish all, no changes are reflected in the rich text box in the email form.
What else could I try please?
https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/117/t/270091
Actually I posted in the community and the 2 replies helped answer and solve my question.
Thank you.
CK Editor built-in feature.
Quote from the link: Dynamics 365 email form uses CKEditor that comes out of the box. You can modify the Config.js for CKEditor and add the following line to hide the html tags at the footer:
config.removePlugins = 'elementspath';
Hope that helps.
I am quite new to TYPO3 and i am trying to build something which i am not sure how to do!
I have installed the T3G/blog extension.
On my website i have a "Blog" page, where i would like to show the blog posts like this (for each post):
Post Title
Post Date
Full Post Content
Post Author
I imagine i have to use a for loop to go through the blog posts available, but i can't find a way to make it work.
Right now i have something like this:
<div class="blog__content__left">
<f:debug>{_all}</f:debug>
<div class="blog__post__title"></div>
<div class="blog__post__date"></div>
<div class="blog__post__content"></div>
<div class="blog__post__author"></div>
</div>
The output of the debug is an array with my posts, but now my question is:
how can i render the right information on the right place?
Thank you!
You have to loop through all posts of a blog.
<f:for each="{blog.posts}" as="post">
<h2>{post.title}</h2>
<p>{post.content}</p>
</f:for>
There are so many tutorials about blog. Have a look at https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseFluidBook/3-BlogExample/Index.html
Debug
When you see the output in your debug, you can use the information in your template. Say your debug output sais the following:
- Blog
> Headline
> Text
You can call these items in your template as {blog.headline} (for example).
Using original files as base for your own template
I suggest taking a look at the default templates provided. You can find these template in your typo3/typo3conf/ext/{extension}/Resources/Private Folder.
Take a look at the tags being used! You can use these in your template.
You should download the Layouts, Partials and Template folder, and upload these in your fileadmin/{blogmodule}/ folder. Set the path in TypoScript, You'll probably find an example in the plugin documentation.
I'm currently working on a website and I have to use Prestashop.
I created a back office interface that allows the user to write, edit and delete articles. So I put a tinyMCE editor in it.
The problem is that when I click on 'save' to store the article in the database, it only stores raw text, without the styling content (html tags, bold text etc)
I would like to know how to get the whole content, including html tags, styling etc.
Thank you.
Ok so all I had to do was to change self::TYPE_STRING to self::TYPE_HTML in my Article.php file.
In tumblr, is it possible to show only posts with a certain tag in the home page?
If so, how is it done?
I just wrote up the solution to the opposite problem here:
How to hide the posts with a given tag from the homepage.
You can take inspiration from there and implement the opposite. Alternatively, you can simply add a "hidden" tag to each one of the things that you don't want displayed on the homepage.
I know that this topic is quite old, but I figured I'd share what I did for anyone who is still looking for an answer to this problem.
First, paste the following code after the "</title>" in your theme HTML.
<meta name="text:Default Tag" content="" />
Next, right after the "<body>" in your theme's HTML, paste the following:
{block:IndexPage}<script type="text/javascript">
var url = location.href;
if (url == "{BlogURL}") {
window.location = "{BlogURL}tagged/{text:Default Tag}";
}
</script>{/block:IndexPage}
In your theme settings, you should see a box labeled "Default Tag". Put the tag you'd like posts to appear for in that box (without a hashtag) and click save.
Now, if someone visits your blog, it will forward them to the page that shows posts with your specified tag. Of course, this probably isn't the best way of doing it, but it's the best way I could come up with that wouldn't mess up themes.
Another thing I like about this way of doing this, is that you can send someone your blog URL with a "/?" appended to it (e.g. "myblog.tumblr.com/?") and it will show all of your posts.
Using mircealungu's suggestion worked perfectly for me! Here's how I did it:
1. Find the article tag, and add the classname:
class="notfeatured {TagsAsClasses}"
If it already has a classname, add the part in bold above inside the classname quotes. Mine ended up looking like this:
<article id="{PostID}" class="post notfeatured {TagsAsClasses} {PostType}{block:PermalinkPage} {block:Date}not-{/block:Date}page{/block:PermalinkPage}">
2. Find the div tag that precedes the article tag, and add the classname:
class="{block:TagPage} tag_page {/block:TagPage}{block:PermalinkPage}perma_page{/block:PermalinkPage}"
Again, if a class already exists, just add the part in bold above inside the classname quotes. Mine ended up like this:
<div id="posts" class="{block:TagPage} tag_page {/block:TagPage}{block:PermalinkPage}perma_page{/block:PermalinkPage}" >
3. Finally, add this to your CSS:
article.notfeatured {display: none;}
article.featured, .tag_page article.notfeatured, .perma_page article.notfeatured {display: block;}
Now any post tagged as "featured" will display on your home page, but nothing else. So far no issues for me, it works great! You can see it here.
You can also use javascript to reorder the display so you can make the featured posts appear first in a list. The script is very simple:
$('article.featured').prependTo('#posts');
And here is a demo. Just place that inside javascript tags and put it right before the /body tag in your theme. In this case don't use the CSS above, because you don't want to hide the posts. I implemented a .top class for the script and kept the .featured class for the CSS, and I use both the CSS and the script.
Tumblr’s Custom Themes don’t provide such a functionality.
You could use JS or CSS to (visually) hide all posts without a specific tag on the index page, but that way you won’t have the full 10 (or whatever you configured) posts per page anymore.
You could probably use Tumblr’s API to create a list of matching posts (with Javascript) and display that content instead of the default posts (so your custom theme would only contain the script for the index page content). You would have to make sure that the pager still works, though.
Actually, it is possible, but it might not work how you want.
1st. Identify the id of your individual posts (usually something like #post or #entry, lets call yours #entry)
2nd. Replace your opening post div with this:
2nd. Add this bit of css
{block:IndexPage}
#entry (or whatever name it is) {display:none}
.featured {display:inline !important}
{/block:IndexPAge}
3rd. Tag all the posts you want to show on your homepage without quotes as "featured"
This should work, but it will most likely hide all the non "featured" posts on your search page and tag page as well, which you may not want.
If you want your users to be directed to a specific 'splashpage' when they visit your blog, you could always use a jquery redirect script. Hope some of this helped!
Im sorry to say, with their existing theme options as of today, you cannot achieve this without horribly ruining your seo reputation.
I have tried many ways to do this, using tumblr php api and other,
This worked for me: I am using a page outside tumblr and loading the tagged posts via curl php calls.
It can be done via ajax but for SEO reasons I wanted to use php.
Here is the code:
$oath = 'xxx';
$blogName = 'yyy.tumblr.com';
$tag='tagname';
$apiLink = "http://api.tumblr.com/v2/blog/$blogName/posts/?api_key=$oath&tag=$tag";
// Initializing curl
$ch = curl_init( $apiLink );
// Configuring curl options
$options = array(
CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => true,
CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER => array('Content-type: application/json') ,
);
// Setting curl options
curl_setopt_array( $ch, $options );
// Getting results
$result = curl_exec($ch); // Getting JSON result string
$data = json_decode($result);
$posts = $data->response->posts;
I realise this is old, but I've just had to do it, so here is my solution. At the end of the theme, in the script tags add:
{block:IndexPage}
$( ".the-posts" ).load( "tagged/home .the-posts article" );
{/block:IndexPage}
Where home is the tag you have given the posts you wish to see on the index page. This will basically load the correct articles into the posts div, replacing what it there. See the jquery man page: http://api.jquery.com/load/ for more info.