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11 years 8 months ago - 11 years 8 months ago #1286
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Hi i bought the module from you to this site
Stimpostos
and i use it here
i want to do is:
-Saúde = Health
---Hospitals
---Medical centers
-Fun
---Videogame website
---Park
i hope i made myself clear because english is not my main language.
something along those lines. Is that possible?
and i use it here
i want to do is:
-Saúde = Health
---Hospitals
---Medical centers
-Fun
---Videogame website
---Park
i hope i made myself clear because english is not my main language.
something along those lines. Is that possible?
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11 years 8 months ago #1287
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You can format Cp field labels to look like your example, but I'm sure this is not the point.
Could you elaborate more about what you expect those criteria to do once selected?
Thanks.
Could you elaborate more about what you expect those criteria to do once selected?
Thanks.
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11 years 8 months ago #1288
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11 years 8 months ago - 11 years 8 months ago #1289
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Ok, that's clear.
You need to assign both parent tag (eg. Saùde) and child tag (Hospitals) to the article. Then it's only a matter of CSS formatting.
For example, to indent 'Lazer' you need to add in you css:
You need to assign both parent tag (eg. Saùde) and child tag (Hospitals) to the article. Then it's only a matter of CSS formatting.
For example, to indent 'Lazer' you need to add in you css:
Code:
div.cp_cb_value_1_2{
margin-left: 10px;
}
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11 years 8 months ago #1290
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hmm should i put that in here: com_customproperties\css\costumproperties.css if i do, how i use it in the back office.
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andrea_4g wrote: Ok, that's clear.
You need to assign both parent tag (eg. Saùde) and child tag (Hospitals) to the article. Then it's only a matter of CSS formatting.
For example, to indent 'Lazer' you need to add in you css:Code:div.cp_cb_value_1_2{ margin-left: 10px; }
hmm should i put that in here: com_customproperties\css\costumproperties.css if i do, how i use it in the back office.
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11 years 8 months ago #1291
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The important thing is to write those CSS statements into a stylesheet that get loaded whenever the search module is displayed.
I'd recommend
a) modules/mod_cpsearch/css/cpsearch.css (as to keep css formatting "close" to where they are employed)
b) the css of the default template (that should be editable with backend tools)
I'd recommend
a) modules/mod_cpsearch/css/cpsearch.css (as to keep css formatting "close" to where they are employed)
b) the css of the default template (that should be editable with backend tools)
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