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JB Slideshow v3.1

The JB Slideshow3.1 sees this popular module take on significant upgrades to make it a versatile slideshow module that can take on many roles. . We have effectively rewritten the code and cut it in half making it a very slick, lightweight content fading, sliding, scrolling module for Joomla. We've added quite a few features to the slideshow and its flexible layout gives you greater and more intuitive control over placement of images, ticker and navigation elements.

The slideshow is very versatile and can operate as a simple ticker or as a full scale slideshow with images and navigation.

Images

The source for the slideshow content is content items which need to be organised under a single category. This category will be selected in the module parameters.

Images for the slideshow can be loaded in two ways.

 

The prefferred method is to load it from the content item itself. Here the module will look for the first image it encounters in the Intro Text of the content item and it will use this as the image for that slide.

The second method to load your slideshow images is to specify a directory where the images reside. The images will need to be named after the content items.

Naming your images in the directory.

When you choose to load images from a directory rather from the content itself, JB Slideshow3.1 selects the images to display according to the name of the content item you want it to appear with.

So if the title of the content item is 'Iyengar and Hatha Yoga' the images that it looks for is "IyengarandHathaYoga.jpg" - notice how there are no spaces in the name of the image but the capitalisation is respected (Keeping the capitals as per your titles is important on most server setups).

You can also configure the module to look for image names in lowercase. The type of image it looks for can also be specified (.jpg | .png | .gif)

Ticker Text

In addition to the text in the article, you can now choose to add and link the article title in the slideshow. A word count can be specified to limit the content the module uses and a Read More link can be added and named.

Navigation

Navigation elements for the slideshow can be set to thumbnails, index, colored discs or none. You can also choose to add and name navigational buttons to move through the slides.

In addition to clicking through the navigation, you can also trigger the slide changes by hovering over thumbnails.

Positioning of the Elements.

The slideshow is made up of three basic elements which include the slideshow image, the text and the navigation. Each of these are optional. The position and the dimensions of these elements are controlled in the module admin by using absolute positioning which means you have ultimate flexibility in creating your own layout for the content, image and navigation buttons.

Other Features

The slideshow also incorporates some great looking and unique animations as a way of making your text and images fade and slide across the screen. The animations available include:

  • Fade
  • Scroll Up
  • Scroll Down
  • Scroll Left
  • Scroll Right
  • Slide horizontally
  • Slide Vertically
  • Turn Up
  • Turn Down
  • Turn Left
  • Turn Right
  • Zoom
  • Fade and Zoom
  • Curtain Horizontally
  • Curtain Vertically

Module Parameters

Here are screenshots of the parameters available in the module

Following are the settings required to replicate the ticker display of the modules as used in the Strata template demo.

Strata SlideShow Params

 


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Micro Blog

The JB Micro Blog module is a very handy club extension that allows you to display your content in a module in a number of different ways. You can choose between the flat list layout, column layout, date and title and also the leading plus links layouts. You can also choose to display the intro and full text parts of the content item in a floating zoom box that sits above the main website.

 

 

Here is a demo of the microblog module in action in flat list mode and using FancyBox to display the content item in a fancyBox overlay.

{loadposition microblog}

 

Here is a screenshot of the settings available in the microBlog module.

 

The Microblog module in column mode.

{loadposition microblog2}

 

 

The Microblog module in leading intro plus list mode.

{loadposition microblog3}

 

 

The Microblog module in date Title mode.

{loadposition microblog4}

 

An explanation of the microBlog module settings.

General Layout.

Layout Type: This setting determines the layout of the content within the module. You can select between flat list, column, leading with links or Title and Date. See the demos on this page for an idea of the differences of these layouts.

 

Content Retrieval Settings

The settings in this block are the same as those found in the core Joomla modules for latest and popular news items. Select the category to display the items from, their order, the number of items and whether or not to display front page items.

 

Content Display Settings

Enable Date: This option determines whether the date is displayed in the module output.

Date Format: This option determines the layout of the date if the date is enabled in the setting above. You can select from the following date formats: 15 Sep, 09; Sep 15, 09; September 15, 09; 15 September, 09; September 15, 2009; 15 September, 2009; 15/09/09; Tuesday 15 September, 2009; Tue 15 Sept, 09.

Display content item in fancybox?: When set to yes each link in the content item will trigger the display of the content item intro and full text in a popup above the website. Please see the FancyBox settings below for further parameters for changing the appearance and behaviour of the fancyBox popup.

Title as a link: This setting means that all content item titles also behave as a link.

Display readmore link: If set to yes then the readmore link will appear in column, flat list and leading layouts.

Introtext Word limit: This setting sets the maximum number of words to appear in the output. This setting is only relevant for column, flat list layout and to the leading article in the leading layout option.

Allowed Tags: The html tags entered in this textarea are those tags that are included in the output of the intro text. You can use this to sanitise the output of the intro text eg remove tags that may become broken as a result of the introtext word limit above.

Items per row: This option relates only to the module when its in column mode and determines the number of content items that appear in a row before a new row is created.

FancyBox Settings

The settings in this block relate to how the fancyBox popup behaves and appears to the user. These settings are only relevant if the fancyBox option is enabled above.

Display the fancyBox title: This option when enabled displays the title of the content item at the bottom of the overlay.

Popup Gallery: When enabled this option links all content items for that module in a popup gallery that allows navigation between the content items.

Use the overlay?: This option enables a transparent overlay that floats above the main website in between it and the popup box.

Overlay Transparency: This option sets the transparency for the overlay. 1.0 is full opaque while 0 is invisible.

Overlay Padding: This option creates a padded buffer between the content of the fancyBox and the the edhe of the FancyBox popup.

Popup Width: Determines the width of the popup

Popup Height: Determines the height of the popup.

 

Image Settings

This block of settings controls the display of the first image in the introtext of the content item in question.
Display Images in the module: When enabled the first image from the content item is displayed in the module output. If the image is displayed in the module as a result of including the <img> tag in the "allowed tags" option above then images will display in the module output but will not be affected by these settings.

Width of the resized image: This setting specifies the width of the resized image.

Height of the resized image: This setting specifies the height of the resized image.

The width ratio of the image: This setting specifies the width ratio of the resized thumbnail image in relation to the height ratio.

The height ratio of the image : This setting specifies the height ratio of the resized thumbnail image in relation to the width ratio.

Main image fade on hover: When set to yes this setting enables a fade effect on the thumbnail when the image is hovered over.

 


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Bamboo Box

The Bamboo Box module is an incredibly flexible gallery module for Joomla that uses your very own Joomla content to create a slick gallery for your site using nothing more than a module and your Joomla content.

Overview.

What makes the Bamboo Box module different from other galleries is that you dont need to install other components or plugins and you can use your existing Joomla content to create a simple but effective way of presenting your artwork, photos or anything else that needs a gallery.

Here is an example of the Bamboo Box using a minimal grid layout:

{loadposition bamboobox}

Please note: The module references images in your content and then adds them to the module. If the content item does not have an image assigned to it then content item will not display in the BambooBox module.

 

Bamboo Box Features:

  • Display unlimited number of images from your Joomla content items in a module
  • Use the gallery as a traditional light box and display the full size image in a lightbox popup.
  • Use the gallery to display the entire content item in a popup.
  • Display More Details and View Image links beneath the image.
  • Display the title of the content item the image is drawn from using the captify effect.
  • Complete control over the resizing of the thumbnail image.

 

Some more examples of the Bamboo Box in action:

Clicking on the images below will display the image in the lightbox.

{loadposition bamboobox1}

 

Clicking the images below will navigate the user to the content item, while the more details link will launch the content item in a lightbox and the view image link will display the image by itself in the lightbox.

{loadposition bamboobox2}

 

The example below is a demonstration of the module being used as a navigation strip. Clicking the images will direct the user to the content item.

{loadposition bamboobox3}


The screenshot below displays the parameters available for the Bamboo Box module.

General Module Setup

Module Class Suffix - Use this setting to add your own unique styling to the module.

Thumbnail Settings

This group of settings controls the appearance of the thumbnail images inside the module.

Width of the resized image
This setting specifies the width of the resized image.

Height of the resized image

This setting specifies the height of the resized image.

The width ratio of the image
This setting specifies the width ratio of the resized thumbnail image in relation to the height ratio.

The height ratio of the image
This setting specifies the height ratio of the resized thumbnail image in relation to the width ratio.

The width ratio of the image
This setting specifies the width ratio of the resized thumbnail image in relation to the height ratio.

Thumbnail Hover Effect
When set to yes this setting enables a fade effect on the thumbnail when the image is hovered over.

 

Content Display Options

This group of options controls the content which is used as the source for the images and the intro text when the module is set to display intro text.

Action
This setting determines the action taken when the image itself is clicked on. The options available include:
  • Open the content item that the image is referenced from.
  • Displays the image in a popup.
  • Displays the content item in a popup.
  • No action attached to the image.
Count
Determines the number of images or articles to display in the module.

Select the category to display the items from.
This setting allows you to specify the category for the module to reference when displaying images.

Ordering of Content
Determines the order for the images to appear in the module. The settings relate to the content items where the images are referenced.
Settings available include:
  • Most Recent First
  • Oldest First
  • Title Alphabetical
  • Title Alphabetical Reverse
  • Most Read
  • Least Read
  • Default ordering

FancyBox Popup Settings

The next group of settings are only relevant if you have chosen any of the links to display the images or content items in a popup window. In order for any of these settings to take effect you need to specify open in popup box in either the Action option for the content items or the More Details link behaviour below.
Display Title in Fancybox
This setting displays the title of the content item in the area just below the bottom left of the fancybox window.

Use gallery method to group popups.
This setting groups the images or content items in a gallery which enables navigation between slides when the popup is initiated. The left and right navigation buttons appear at the bottom right of the popup window.
Use the overlay.
When this option is set to yes the popup sits on top of a transparent overlay that obscures the rest of the page. When you click on the overlay the popup will also close.
Overlay Opacity
This setting determines the transparency of the overlay if the preceding setting is set to yes. The settings scale goes from 0 which is completely transparent up to 1 which is completely opaque.
Popup Padding
This is the padding around the image or the content in the popup. Please note that you are only required to enter a numerical value and not the px unit.
Popup Width
This setting is the width of the popup window without the px unit.
Popup Height
This setting is the height of the popup window without the px unit.

Meta info and links below images

This group of settings refers to the appearance and behaviour of the links and information below each image.
Display Links below Image
This setting when enabled displays links below the image in the module. If set to no then no links will be displayed below the image.
More Details link behaviour
This setting determines the action that occurs when the more details link is clicked. You can choose to open the content item where the user is directed to the content item or you can select the open in a popup box option where the content item is displayed using the fancybox lightbox.
Display more details link
This option determines whether the more details link is displayed.
More Details text
This option allows you to specify the text for the more details link.
Display View Image Link
This setting enables or disables the view image link below the image.
View Image Text
This setting determines the text for the view image link.

Captify Effects

The following settings control the captify effect which is a slick way of displaying the title of the image or the content item in a sliding or fading overlay on top of the image itself. This option is best used for thumbnails with a reasonable width as long titles tend to get truncated on smaller thumbnail images.
Enable Captify Effect
This option determines if the captify effect is operational or not.
Transition Speed In
This setting sets the time it takes for the overlay and title to fade or slide in.
Transition Speed Out
This setting sets the time it takes for the overlay and title to fade or slideout.
Opacity
This setting determines the opacity of the overlay that sits on top of the images. An opacity of 0 is completely transparent while an overlay of 1 will be completely opaque.
Transition
Choose whether to fade or slide the title into view.
Position
Select between the top and bottom positions for the title to appear.

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Panel Menu

The Panel Menu is an accordion like menu effect that utilises the extended menu module and presnt your menu items in a sliding panel based menu. Its ideal for displaying a large number of links with a small footprint.

The setup for the accordion menu is pretty much the same as the superfish menu except for one key difference - instead of using the superfish/menu.html template the menu uses the accordion/menu.html template.

1. Install v1.05 of the extended menu module if you havent done so already.

2. Publish the module to either the left, right or inset position depending on your layout configuration.

3. Disable the module title.

4. Select the menu you want to use.

5. Select flat list as the menu type.

6. Set expand menu to yes.

7. Set use menu template to yes.

8. Set the menu path to accordion/menu.html if its not already set.

 

 

Here is a snapshot of the settings used to generate the panel menu.

panelMenu.jpg

 

Parent/Child menus in Joomla - Setting up the drop down menu in Joomla:

In order for the drop down menu to have child items (eg items that are sub menu items of the main navigation items) you will need to set the menu accordingly in the Joomla backend.

 

1. In the back end of Joomla navigate to menu ---> main menu (or the name of the menu you selected in the previous step.

2. The top level or parent menu items are seperators rather than menu items. The setup for a separator is the same as a menu item except you are creating a separator rather than a menu link. Create the separator item and give it the name that you want to use for your top level item eg the item that opens the panel with the sub menu items underneath.

3. Write the name of the menu item.

4. Publish the menu item.

5. Set the parent item for the menu item. So if you want to have the menu appear on the main level of the menu then dont select anything here or make sure the menu item is set to top. If you want the menu item to be a sub level menu item then simply select the menu item that already exists that you want the sub level to appear under.

6. Configure any other options that may be relevant for your menu link.

7. Click Save.

 

If you have followed all of the preceding steps then you should have a sliding panel menu that saves its state from page to page. This means that if a specific menu panel was open on the previous page then it will be open on the subsequent page.


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Strata Themes

Strata comes with a flexible theming system that means you can choose to mix and match the colour schemes to your choosing. There are two parameters that allow you to control the colour scheme of your site - background and menu and typography hilites.

 

1. Background theme variations

The background images are located in your templates/strata/images/bg folder and are named and referenced according to the setting in your template. There are 16 background variations to choose from.

{loadposition themes}

 

 

2. Typography Hilites

The typographical hilite option in the template administrator determines the colour scheme used for the headings and links in your text. The styles are stored in a separate css file in the css/styles folder in the template folder for easy access. The css files are named according to your selection eg styleBlue.css. You can select from the following typographical hilites:

  • Apricot
  • Grey
  • Blue
  • Green
  • Brown
  • Purple
  • Pink
  • Rose
  • Warm

 

Template Theme parameters

Setting the colour scheme for your site is as easy as 1 - 2 - 3.

Template Parameters


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jTweet v1.5

jTweet is our very popular free twitter module for Joomla. Its based on the sea of clouds script and has been extended to provide considerable functionality. The jTweet module has a vast range of options to help you to personalise your twitter stream making it a flexible and stylish option for integrating your tweets into your site.

 

 

You can see an example of the jTweet script on the front page of the Strata demo site. Here is an overview of some of the features available for this module. Check the parameter settings below for a more detailed explanation.

jTweet Source Feed

  • Choose to display your twitter feed, combine multiple feeds or a twitter query
  • Display your twitter avatar or pick one of our fresh twitter icons.
  • 3 different tweet templates and configurable join text options lend your tweets a unique voice.
  • Embellish your compact module with a dynamic information popup, follow me button and custom messages.
  • Experimental support for omitting @replies.

 

jTweet Styling

Here are some screen shots of the different styling available.

The optional bird icons will be displayed by the first first tweet in the stream while the optional avatar will display next to all tweets in the stream.

 

Parameters for the jTweet module.

Some screenshots of the different layouts in action.

 

Avatar Enabled

Multiple Streams

 

 

An explanation of the jTweet module settings.

General Module Settings

Module Class Suffix : A suffix to be applied to the css class of the module (table.moduletable), this allows individual module styling.

Module ID : A unique ID to be applied to the Tweets of this module. This allows multiple JTweet modules on a single page.

Twitter Source Settings

Display your tweets or query? : If set to displaying your tweets the module will feed off your recent tweets, multi-tweets will merge feeds from multiple users, otherwise if set to query it will display all recent tweets returned for that query term.

Twitter Username(s) : Your twitter username or usernames seperated by commas. eg; joomla, joomlabamboo, seaofclouds

Twitter Query : is the query term for twitter whose search results are displayed in the module

Tweet Count : specifies the number of tweets you want displayed in the module.

Tweet Layout and Display Settings

Twitter Icon : Choose from one of 5 different Twitter bird icons to display by the first tweet in the module. This icon also acts as a trigger for the popup when it is enabled.

Display Avatar : Choose to display or hide the user avatar before a tweet.

Avatar size : Can be set between 0 and 48 to control the size of the user avatar.

Display Twitter Name? : Option to display the twitter username with each tweet.

Twitter Name Action Text : is the text following the twitter name when it is displayed. This text is used to define the users action eg; 'tweeted'.

Display Source? : when set to yes will add the source of the tweet.

Tweet Source Preceeding Text : is the text preceeding the Tweet source. eg; 'from'.

Display linking text? : Display the intro text nominated below to preface your tweets.

Display Replies? : Choose to display direct replies to other users. This is an experimental feature that may result in reduced and possibly no tweets being displayed in the module. It is recommended to set the tweet count high when set to no.

Choose a Tweet Template : Lets you pick between 3 different layouts for your tweets. The various components will follow the order specified here if they are set to be displayed in the module.

Non verb text : auto linking text for non verb: i said 'surfs up'

Past tense text : auto linking text for past tense: i 'surfed'

Present tense Text : auto linking text for present tense: i 'surf'

Text for reply : auto linking text for replies: 'i replied to' @someone 'with'

Loading Text : Informative text that is displayed while tweets load

Additional Settings

Display Popup User Info? : This will display the twitter users information in a popup. This will be displayed only when a single user's tweets are set to show in the module. The popup is triggered by the optional twitter icon and the more info button below it. The popup contains a follow me link, the users avatar and following/followers/location information for the user.

More Info Text : is the text in the button below the twitter icon which acts as a trigger for the popup.

Popup Intro Text : is the introductory text within the popup.

Display follow text? : will set a follow me button below the twitter icon if no popup is set to show. It will link to the first user in the 'Twitter Username(s)' field.

Follow me text : is the text in the follow me button that links to the users twitter page.

 


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JB Hidden Panel

The JB Hidden Panel is a flexible 4 module hidden panel you can use on your site to create a secret panel area for hiding useful but not necessarily priority website content. Using the menu is as simple as publishing any module to the panel1, panel2, panel3 or panel4 positions.

Drop Panel

The trigger for the panel automatically appears at the top right of the screen whenever any of these positions have modules published to them. You can control the text for the button that triggers the hidden panel in the template administrator. Changing the open text is as simple as changing a field in the template administrator.


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Module Positions

Strata has a massive 47 module positions available for you to use. Please use the image below to refer to the module layout in the template and the description each module position below the image.

 

 

 

Module Positions within the Hidden Panel;

Module position overview.

 

Position
Description

Panel 1

Panel 2

Panel 3

Panel 4

The panel 1 to panel4 module positions are displayed in the overlay that gets triggered by the "open Panel" link int he top right hand corner. The panel trigger is automatically displayed whenever you have a module published to any of the four modules positioned here.

 

The demo site has an instance of a custom html module published to the panel1 position.

 

topleft

The topleft module position is positioned above the logo at the very top of the page.

 

topright

The topright module position is positioned at the top right of the page and on the demo site houses the search box.

 

menu

The menu position is the main nav for the site. You need to publish the extended menu module in this position and use the settings according to the superfish article. The menu needs to be published as a flat list to display the same way that it does on the demo site.


 

breadcrumb

The breadcrumb position sits just beneath the shadow on the navigation graphic. The demo site has this module published to all module positions except for the home page.

 

banner

The banner position is positioned above the breadcrumb module and is designed for the slideshow module as can be seen on the demo site.

grid1

grid2

grid3

grid4

The first row of the grid contains the modules: grid1, grid2, grid3 and grid4. These modules divide evenly across the page according to how many modules you have published. For example four modules take up 25% of the width, three modules take up 30% of the width two modules take up 50% of the width and one module takes up 100% of the width. The demo site uses the new captifyContent modeul on the front page.

 

 

grid5

grid6

grid7

grid8

The second row of the grid contains the modules: grid5, grid6, grid7 and grid8. These modules divide evenly across the page according to how many modules you have published. For example four modules take up 25% of the width, three modules take up 30% of the width two modules take up 50% of the width and one module takes up 100% of the width. The demo site uses the new captifyContent modeul on the front page.

 

 

grid9

grid10

grid11

grid12

The second row of the grid contains the modules: grid9, grid10, grid11 and grid12. These modules divide evenly across the page according to how many modules you have published. For example four modules take up 25% of the width, three modules take up 30% of the width two modules take up 50% of the width and one module takes up 100% of the width. The demo site uses the new captifyContent modeul on the front page.

 

 

top

The top position sits below the first three rows of the grid and above the main content block. It stretches to 100% of the width of the template. The demo site does not have any modules published here.

 

left

The left position sits to the left of the main content area. The demo site uses a standard Joomla menu module set to flatlist and expand menu items with active parent highlighting on some pages and where you see the accordion menu published its using the accordion menu script with the extended menu module. See the content item on the accordion menu item.

 

advert1

This module position sits above the main content. The demo site does not use this position.

 

advert2

This module position sits below the main content. The demo site does not use this position.

 

right

The right position sits to the right of the main content area. The demo site has the latest news and popular items module published here on varying pages.

 

below

The below module position sits below the main content block. The demo site does not have any modules published to this position.

 

grid13

grid14

grid15

grid16

The second row of the grid contains the modules: grid13, grid14, grid15 and grid16. These modules divide evenly across the page according to how many modules you have published. For example four modules take up 25% of the width, three modules take up 30% of the width two modules take up 50% of the width and one module takes up 100% of the width. The demo site uses the new captifyContent modeul on the front page.

 

 

grid17

grid18

grid19

grid20

The second row of the grid contains the modules: grid17, grid18, grid19 and grid20. These modules divide evenly across the page according to how many modules you have published. For example four modules take up 25% of the width, three modules take up 30% of the width two modules take up 50% of the width and one module takes up 100% of the width. The demo site uses the new captifyContent modeul on the front page.

 

 

grid21

grid22

grid23

grid24

The second row of the grid contains the modules: grid21, grid22, grid23 and grid24. These modules divide evenly across the page according to how many modules you have published. For example four modules take up 25% of the width, three modules take up 30% of the width two modules take up 50% of the width and one module takes up 100% of the width. The demo site uses the new captifyContent modeul on the front page.

 

 

bottom1
bottom2
bottom3
bottom4

The bottom positions sits below the main template container in the black area. There are four module positions here that scale evenly depending on how many are published.

 

Footer

The footer module is a small horizontal module that stretches below the four bottom modules. In the demo site you can see the menu displaying login, register etc in this position.

debug

The debug position is the second last module position and can be used to test script and module output.

 

analytics

The analytics module is at the very bottom of the page. In the template its placed just before the closing body tag which is an ideal place to position your analytics tracking code or anyother javascript that needs to be positioned at the bottom of the page.

 

 

 


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Typography

Strata comes with some simple headings and colour options to support the text of your site. You can see all of the classes associated with the template below.

 

 

Heading 1

Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

Heading 2

Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

Heading 3

Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

Heading 4

Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

 

Heading 5

Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

 

Heading 6

Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

 

This is a paragraph with the first letter in a span class called dropcap.Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor. Donec congue. Morbi auctor hendrerit dui. Aliquam turpis. Maecenas molestie augue in urna. Donec gravida magna eget nulla. Phasellus sed pede et turpis mollis aliquam. Quisque aliquet pede nec turpis. Maecenas ultricies.

This is an unordered list placed inside a div that has the class "left45" assigned to it:

 

  • Donec imperdiet ipsum eu mauris.
  • Morbi facilisis purus in dui.
  • Donec pharetra orci eu justo.
  • Donec porta tellus id leo.
  • Aenean commodo sagittis orci.
This is an ordered list placed inside a div that has a class "right45 " assigned to it:

 

  1. Donec imperdiet ipsum eu mauris.
  2. Morbi facilisis purus in dui.
  3. Donec pharetra orci eu justo.
  4. Donec porta tellus id leo.
  5. Aenean commodo sagittis orci.

 

 

The following are simple colour stylings for divs and paragraphs.

 

This content is placed within a div with the class blackbox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

This content is placed within a div with the class greenbox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

This content is placed within a div with the class redbox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

This content is placed within a div with the class bluebox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

This content is placed within a div with the class yellowbox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

This content is placed within a div with the class brownbox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

This content is placed within a div with the class purplebox. Aenean sit amet sem. Phasellus rhoncus venenatis felis. Suspendisse iaculis mattis dolor.

 

This is some bold text.

This is some italicised text.

 

To apply any of these styles simply add the class of the colour that you want applied to your list.

  • This is a list item with the class blue assigned to it.
  • This is a list item with the class brown assigned to it.
  • This is a list item with the class red assigned to it.
  • This is a list item with the class green assigned to it.
  • This is a list item with the class yellow assigned to it.
  • This is a list item with the class black assigned to it.



And just to add some more flavour here are some colours for your spans.

  • This is a span with the class blue
  • This is a span with the class yellow
  • This is a span with the class black
  • This is a span with the class red
  • This is a span with the class green
  • This is a span with the class brown
  • This is a span with the class purple

This is a code snippet if you want to highlight some text or code snippet. Just use the code class like this <p class="code">Insert your code here.</p>

This is a paragraph with the "new" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "attachment" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "calculator" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "cut" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "dollar" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "euro" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "pound" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "contact" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "sale" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

 

This is a paragraph with the "save" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "sound" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

This is a paragraph with the "support" class applied to it. Sed id eros iaculis tellus ultrices vehicula. Suspendisse sed urna consequat nunc condimentum sagittis. Ut laoreet turpis eget orci.

List Styles

The following are some handy links styles to apply to your links. You can apply the class to the list element like this: <li class="functionstyle">List item</li> or to the whole unordered list like this: <ul class="functionstyle"><li>My list item</li></ul>.

  • A list with the class attachment. To use this style use the following html <li class="attachment">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class calculator.To use this style use the following html <li class="calculator">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class dvd.To use this style use the following html <li class="dvd">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class cut.To use this style use the following html <li class="cutt">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class dollar. To use this style use the following html <li class="dollar">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class edit. To use this style use the following html <li class="edit">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class euro. To use this style use the following html <li class="euro">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class pound. To use this style use the following html <li class="pound">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class home. To use this style use the following html <li class="home">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class sale. To use this style use the following html <li class="sale">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class save. To use this style use the following html <li class="save">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class sound. To use this style use the following html <li class="sound">My list item</li>
  • A list with the class support. To use this style use the following html <li class="support">My list item</li>

 


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JB Library Plugin

The jQuery plugin otherwise known as the JB Library is a simple joomla plugin that loads jQuery into the head of your template - You need to install this when setting up Elevation and if you want to use the jQuery effects such as the Elevation Slideshow, panel menu and superfish menu. See below for instructions on how to do this. Once you have enabled the plugin there is no need to load the jQuery library again in any other extensions so if you have the option to in other modules please set the option to no or unpublished.

If you check the source output of your site (by clicking view --> source in firefox) you should see the following code references being output:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/joomla/1.5/elevation/media/system/js/mootools.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://localhost:8888/joomla/1.5/elevation/plugins/system/bambooLibrary/js/jquery-1.2.6.pack.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/joomla/1.5/elevation/media/system/js/caption.js"></script>

You can see the first line relates to the mootools library that is output by default in Joomla. The next line contains the jQuery library that the plugin is outputting and the third line is the caption script that helps display the hints in the Joomla editor.

Why are we using this method for embedding jQuery?

By adding jQuery as a plugin we can add other jQuery plugins and scripts in our module son the fly. That means that there is no need to add script references to the head of your template and it also means that scripts only get loaded if the module is present.

 

The JB Hidden Panel

The hidden panel contains four module positions that can be used to display any number or types of modules. The panel trigger sits to the top right of the template and becomes activated when you enable at least one module to the panel1, panel2, panel3 or panel4 position. The text used to trigger the panel is controlled by a parameter in the template administrator.

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