yellowled wrote:

monere wrote:I've used wordpress for so long that it got imprinted deep into my habits and now anything different (like for example the splitting of s9y plugins into sidebar and event plugins) confuses me.

I promise that goes away over time.

YL

I know

I can't find the Spartacus plugin :)
Appearance/Configure plugins → Click here to install a new event plugin → Backend: Features → Spartacus – if that's not there, something's wrong with your S9y installation since the Spartacus plugin is part of the S9y core.

Also, if I change the theme to a ...

Also note that there's a way to access the plugin repository from your backend which makes it much easier to install and update plugins and templates. That's the Spartacus plugin which comes with the S9y core. You'll probably want to install that first.

YL

I can't find the Spartacus plugin ...

kleinerChemiker wrote:Of course, you could use the google analytics plugin.

Well, I still didn't check the plugins yet cause I am still playing with my dashboard trying to understand as much about SD as I can. But anyway, if there is such a plugin available I will definitely use it.

Cheers!

Timbalu wrote:read http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?f=5& ... #p10435835

All I understood was that I have to add the tracking code before </body> in the index.tpl file
Am I missing something else?

Ugh, sorry for having to ask this again but I still don't know how to add google analytics. Will a text/html widget do the trick (without being visible, obviously)?

yellowled wrote:

monere wrote:But, what is AFAIK?

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/AFAIK

YL

Oh, LOL. And I thought it was a program/plugin of some kind :p.... Damn!

Can you please tell me how to do it?
It can't ruin the code, and it's most likely a simple thing like adding // at the beginning and end of a particular line of code, or something like this. After all, PhP rules are the same for everyone :p
Well, you do not want to edit any core or template files ...

Another way would be to set
.category_submit > input {
display: none;
visibility: hidden;
}
which actually makes no sense... :wink:

Hey Timbalu,
What's this code for? Where do I add it??

Also, it is possible to display the categories hierarchically/as dropdown?

I realize I might find the ...

kleinerChemiker wrote:The GO Button is, to submit when you have selected several categories.

AFAIK, spartacus is delivered with s9y, you just have to activate it.

Yep, I've already been told this by YL. Also, I will activate spartacus, no problem

But, what is AFAIK?

Should disappear as well if you disable selecting multiple categories as described above.
Oops. No, it doesn't. In order to hide that link, you'd need to edit code.

YL
Can you please tell me how to do it?
It can't ruin the code, and it's most likely a simple thing like adding // at the beginning ...

Of course. You have set the categories sidebar plugin to allow visitors to select multiple categories, hence the checkboxes in front of each category displayed. (You might not have explicitly set this, I'm not sure if it's the default setting.) This way, users can i.e. select the food and health ...

Huh? The GO button you're referring to (as far as I understand it) is in the sidebar of the backend, i.e. the admin interface which you need to log in to. Your blog's visitor can not log in to your backend. Are you referring to a different GO button?

YL

Hi again :)

Please click on this link ...

1) The frontpage is the starting point of the s9y backend.

2) You don't. To do that, you'd need to modify the backend template, which by no means is something beginner's should be messing with, especially if they don't like to edit code.

3) In 2k11's theme options. Appearance/Manage Styles ...

Hi,

I have so many questions that I don't even know where to begin :)

Anyway, here are some of them:

1) What's the thing with the frontpage? What does it do?
2) There is a GO button in my sidebar that when clicked takes me to the aforementioned frontpage. How do I remove this GO button?
3) How do ...