I'm trying to use the sitefinity search widget but it doesn't work correctly.
I've checked the "Static HTML in pages" option in search indexes page. I then reindexed it. The search result page doesn't display words which are in content blocks. Can you help me find a solution?
Thank you
I've had issues with widgets breaking my indexing. This post, on the Sitefinity forums, outlines a way to determine if it's happening to you.
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TYPO3 9.7 LTS, indexed search. I get in my hit list the correct links to all my pages but the titles contains only the title of the detail page and not the html-title of the resulting page. So i end up with dozens of search titles like "detail" for all news and every other extension.
in older versions of TYPO3 this works ...
Can anybody give me a hint?
Thanks.
OK, after some researching and with the hint of Jonas Osburg (thanks!) i found the problem. indexed_search was refactored to use the the TYPO3 pagetitle-API. These lines:
if ($this->conf['indexedDocTitle']) {
$this->contentParts['title'] = $this->conf['indexedDocTitle'];
}
in indexer.php of indexed_search are responsible for the changed behavior. A real dirty hack would be to comment these lines ... well, dont do this!
The real solution seems to be the implementation of a PageTitleProvider in every extension which shows multiple data on a single page. An detailed description and example could be found here:
https://www.richardhaeser.com/typo3-blog/using-pagetitle-api-of-typo3
I am pretty new to Typo3, and I am sorry if my question is too easy to answer =)
I'm using Templavoila and I installed the Typo3 Blog extension (T3G?) and I ticked the checkbox "Install and use the template provided by the extension" when setting up my first blog. I hardly managed to get a html only page with a sidebar and list of posts.
My problem is that I can't find a way to add a template or any CSS to that page. I'd like to fit it into the rest of my website with the logo, menu, etc… but after a day of searching and reading, I haven't find a solution to my problem.
Is the problem that I'm using Templavoila rather than FLUID?
Is there a way to add a TV template to my blog?
How can I add CSS to that page (I have tried page.includeCSS.style without success)?
Is it possible to fit that blog in the rest of the website?
I'm using : Typo3 7.6 - Typo3 Blog 7.6 - Templavoila! Plus 7.2
PS : Is it just me or is it pretty difficult for new people to make their way into Typo3 ? ^^ I'm probably just missing something obvious but there isn't much documentation or tutorials dedicated to beginners. I hope it get's easier =)
Templavoila (and Templavoila plus) operate its "magic" by its function to show the content; thus you don't need anymore the usual TypoScript:
page.10 < styles.content.get
Instead, the page content must be replaced with:
page.10 = USER
page.10.userFunc = tx_templavoilaplus_pi1->main_page
Be sure to enable the TemplaVoila page module to manage content with TemplaVoila.The reason is that the "bare" TYPO3 uses the colPos field to retrieve the content (e.g. styles.content.get means colPos=0) while as far as I remember TemplaVoila uses its own logic and the TemplaVoila page module is necessary (also, as far as I can remember,there is an option to map a TemplaVoila content container to the colPos but I could possibly be wrong).
This is only part of the answer I was looking for, and it was probably obvious (well not for me indeed).
In the options of the blog template (the Typoscript one) I had to uncheck all the checkboxes (Clear constants, clear setup, rootlevel).
I also deleted the page.10 < styles.content.get, if I don't I get all the content but again, HTML only.
I'm facing a new problem now. The list of posts is not showing. Only regular element like text elements are being displayed, the Templavoilà FCE aren't… It is worse for the blog posts, nothing at all is being displayed.
PS : Should I write a new question for this or is it okay to ask it here ?
as maintainer of the TemplaVoilà! Plus extension I'd like to help you. Till yet, I didn't tested the blog extension, but I'm willing to help you there.
Couls you please fill an issue report on https://github.com/pluspol-interactive/templavoilaplus/issues and add there a link to this discussion?
Thanks
PS: I know, this isn't a answer to the question, but not enough reputation to add a comment.
I've read the documentation and I can't figure out how to override the help system framework that eclipse generates (eg. Search Scope All Topics etc). It shows as a grey boring style, and the plugins seem to build it automatically. I can add css to the toc.xml which affects my pages, but not the frame that goes around it. Is there a guide for this?
The modernization of the help system which is still based on HTML frames and which is not responsive has not yet been implemented (see Eclipse bug 501718). Eclipse is open source and help is welcome. ;-)
However, it is possible to create your own responsive HTML 5 page with an iFrame for the content and which loads TOC elements, search results, etc. via JavaScript from the Eclipse help system as it is. In this way, I realized a search field with search suggestions and a preview (see my blog post: Like to pimp your help, eh?).
I am looking for a way to strike through page header in DokuWiki. I checked on Dokuwiki page but couldn't find it. Can anyone please help me with it.
Another alternative would be to use an external tool like http://manytools.org/facebook-twitter/strikethrough-text/ to generate UTF-8 text that is already stricken through and then to copy&paste it into DokuWiki as your headline.
One advantage is that then also your links will display the headline as stricken through.
Also, you don't have to meddle with custom CSS or additional plugins.
it's a limitation of how headlines work in DokuWiki
See explanation here.
Ok, this seems simple but I've been scratching my head over this.
When I go to "inspect elements", and I see this (for example):
<div class="topbar">
I can use search to find "topbar", but not the whole thing (with the ">").
Is there some simple way to search for all text, including the html part, using google chrome's devtools?
A quick way to try and work around this is to use the selector, in this case .topbar when searching. It appears that currently the string selection only searches content text, not the DOM structure.
If you want to see if the search can get updated we always welcome new bug reports. The DevTools group doesn't mind feature requests through this system. Please have "DevTools" in the title so it is easy for any triager to know where to send it.