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25,0 x 24,0 cm
01/2015
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01/2015
<!-- end text and image -->oh man.. sorry! just dont get how to show my code!
What is your question actually? You need to use code tags to paste code - but it's probably not that important.
You don't edit sections. Do you mean editing a section page?
I thought I did use code tags, but the whole middle part of the posted code isnt showing.
The question I typed about in my first thread was: Which file do I edit / add code to when I want to make a plugin work for a section page?
I wanted to test whether the zoom plugin I was trying to put up the last days can work with one of my projects, that I have in a section.
I used the debugger to make out the part I want to edit, but dont know which file I have to open and edit (when wanting to test the plugin not for all the images on my page but only the ones in a specific section/project.
That's complicated...
Exhibit formats are stored in /ndxzsite/plugins/ section. It should be obvious for you to access the one you need (they are named pretty well).
As far as implementing the zoom plugin - you would need to make a format, or edit a format or edit the template directly (which I don't recommend). If you can understand the syntax it's not so hard - but these things are hard to debug (javascript in general is like that).
uff.. when i go to /ndxzsite/plugins/ I dont see 'section', just the plugins.
Another thing is, I placed the file for the zoom into the js folder on my root/ndxzsite/js. Still my jacascript-file contains html-information, and I dont know how to make it look like the file of the plugin developer:
jacklmoore.com/js/…
You aren't going to see the section - those things happen in the database. Indexhibit isn't a flat file system.
I don't know anything about that plugin or how to implement it. Certainly they must have instructions on their site.
last try.. i would like to edit this part here:
fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/…
Yes, that is the output from the exhibit format itself - everything happens from there. You need to understand PHP and Javascript to be able to customize those things.
do you maybe mean that when I'm using the 'over and over' format that I will find the marked part in the format.over_and_over.php ?
Yes.
okay.. i dont find the specific part.
you wrote: "As far as implementing the zoom plugin - you would need to make a format, or edit a format or edit the template directly (which I don't recommend)."
what is the difference in editing a format oder editing the template directly? when i would edit the over and over php it would be editing it directly? i have someone who helps me a little bit with writing the css and all that for the plugin; its just that i need to find out where to edit things the right way..
thanks for you patience. its just so frustrating.
It is frustrating because it does require some skill. This is why I can't help people much with customization - it's alot of work. It's more than just saying 'edit that file' - you have to understand what's in the file and I can't do that for you.
alright, but thank you for for responding and explaining.
Hello...
can someone maybe give me a little hint, where I could add this code
to test the zoom function on a specific image temporarily? i guess it should be placed into the file where the original images are beeing called from, somewhere in the main content area?
This thread has been closed, thank you.
