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Rosemary O'Neill
CrowdstackTechnology
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Tips❤️By default, the top navigation menu is aligned left within the body of the page, which itself is centered and 1000 pixels wide. It looks like this normally: You can center that top nav menu, however, so it looks like this...
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Tips❤️By default, the main navigation menu is displayed ABOVE your site header. It is also full width by default, like so: Below, we will offer some tips for changing the appearance and positioning of your main nav menu. Left Align The Menu To position your menu text so it is aligned left instead, add this CSS: nav#top_nav_bar ul.right { float:left !important; } nav#top_nav_bar ul.right > li > ul.dropdown { left: 0; right: auto; } Your menu will then look like this: Center Align The Menu To...
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Tips❤️When you are adding a custom header, footer, widget or page, you may want to make use of the built-in CSS utility classes in Crowdstack. This should make your coding much easier. I'll break them down by classes native to Foundation , which is the responsive framework Crowdstack uses, and those that are built into Crowdstack. Foundation CSS Classes .text-right : equivalent to text-align:right .text-left : equivalent to text-align:left .text-center : equivalent to text-align:center .flex-video...
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Tips❤️Here's how to center the main navigation menu: nav.top-bar { text-align: center; } nav#top_nav_bar ul.right, section.top-bar-section > ul.right { float: none !important; display: inline-block; } .top-bar-section .dropdown li { text-align:left; } .top-bar-section .right li .dropdown { left:0; right:auto; }
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Crowdstack DiscussionWhat do you think of this? If you're intrigued keep reading. If not; Move along folks. Nothing to see here. Fork to a New Topic We have the cool feature that let us fork a post to a new topic. and the post then gets a tag like this. The Problem But people will often reply to the post anyway - and that just makes things difficult. I just did this. When you click the Read More button it returns to To make this happen. Edit the forked post Edit the post Source Code Add the highlighted text...
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Tips❤️How to add an image rotator to your home page banner. We will be using a package called Slick. Slick is fully compatible with Crowdstack, can be responsive, and has oodles of fun features, We will be doing a basic setup just to get it installed and working. First, download the files that you need. Go to the Slick website and click Get it now. Click download now and download the zip file to your desktop or downloads folder, whichever you usually use. Once it is downloaded, unzip the zip file.
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Blog Post CommentNo, he's safe...at least I'm pretty sure...it does get dark back in "the cave..."
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Blog Post CommentPaying someone to watch over more than just the interface is a good idea.
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Blog Post CommentRight Neil, because an interface is not a community...people are. Thanks for adding that insight!
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Blog Post CommentHmmm Thats a scaled up version of what is behind my computer!! More pictures please and good luck!! Gets this in before the whole thing crashes
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Blog Post CommentWho had to do all the crimping of the cables? It always makes my fingers hurt.
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Blog Post CommentI believe Barry, Jonmark, Brian, Jeff, and Don were the primary crimpers. It truly did not look like fun. (But I think that phase is done now )
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Blog Post CommentUpdate: we have now consolidated both of those add-ons into one new Premium Security option that includes even more security goodness, like: Redundant DoS/DDoS mitigation Isolated firewalls per customer Active cyber defense
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Blog Post CommentThe confusion surrounding social marketing is palpable. Whenever I speak with folks they believe it's only about posting to Facebook and Twitter. No one really knows how to engage customers. Now that I am blogging and writing social media posts for clients, it's a longer haul to earn traction. People and companies are so behind and had they engaged 3 years ago when everyone was excited to like, share, follow it would be easier today.
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Blog Post CommentP.S. Can I share this on LinkedIn? Or are you not there?
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Blog Post CommentLinkedIn share button is coming...meanwhile, you can copy paste the URL into the LinkedIn post box and it should work fine (should you be so inclined). And I totally agree that confusion is rampant right now. Seeing the data from this study really gives perspective on how many folks are still figuring it out as they go.