Hi Anthony et. al.:

I wish you'd publish your template docs as pdfs so I could download them and be able to use various search functions within the doc. Reading a long web page is not as easy, I find, plus sometimes the site is slow and getting to any specific page takes time -- instead of just having the doc on my hard drive.

Or maybe the docs are pdfs somewhere onsite, and I haven't found them.

Hi there,

Ive had that on the todo list for a while actually. Ive been working on a mini doc site that is much better organised using Flexicontent that has multiple categories and tagging etc. That should make it easier to navigate. Ill look into create pdf's for documentation but it wont be for a little while yet.

BTW are you still experiencing slow load time? I think Ive fixed that issue.

Anthony

Here's a start. Images are obviously wrong for this kind of page, but it's better than nothing.

One more try -- your site doesn't accept docx I guess. Time

to update those permissions, Anthony.

Oh -- I got confused. I also had to hit insert after adding the document? Not sure why the extra step. Isn't 'add' the same as 'insert'? And on my Firefox, the translucent pop up about which files are permitted kind of floated around and got in my way, and was hard to read.

And while I'm at it -- one more site change, I suggest. The Member Login button at screen top is confusing because 1. it doesn't tell me whether I'm already logged in or not and 2. has no close log in screen [x] or something similar. The way to close the screen is to click the login button again? Not my logic, sorry to say.

Thanks for your suggestions.

I have a rewrite of the site in process at the moment at it will change the way that the login panel is implemented.

That is unfortunately a part of Kunena. Add means add from your hard drive and then you need to insert it into your post. Double handling I know but I guess they could have used 'browse' or something else like other apps to make it clearer.

Thanks for the pdf too.

Anthony

<Thanks for the pdf too.>

Not a pdf but a word doc you can edit at will and turn back to pdf when you want. But word may not be right choice, as I said, your long images don't fit on standard (in US) 8.5 x 11 inch pages.

BTW- I tried just outputting the html page as a pdf, but that was worse.

Yep if I create them Ill just grab the content directly and split the images up. Prob use pages or something simple like that.

Thanks for the feedback

Anthony

Thanks.

I have a separate question, sorry to be so new at this. Where do I find where to change text that goes on all slideshow images: ie. in PowerPlay 'Welcome to the Front Page'? And where do I find where to edit the individual sub texts of each image? I have been hunting everywhere, but I can't find either.

In PowerPlay, 'Welcome to the front page' is the page title. You can change that in the menu item for that page.

The text beneath is the title and content of the article that is being displayed. So, you can find those articles in the article manager, in the category 'slideshow items'.