normanUK wrote:No problem at all.
See you around...
How do I create a "back to top" link for an article/page-see attachment.

normanUK wrote:No problem at all.
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<p class="backtotop"><a href="#gkComponent">Back to top</a></p>
.backtotop { float:right; }
.backtotop a { color:#000; }
.backtotop { }
.backtotop a { }
.backtotop a:hover { }
normanUK wrote:Click on 5th icon underneath font family to see source code of your article and add below code right at the end.
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<p class="backtotop"><a href="#gkComponent">Back to top</a></p>
If you want to use styles you can use following. Please add them in override.css file.
To move it right side use below
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.backtotop { float:right; }
To change font color refer to below code
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.backtotop a { color:#000; }
You can do more style changes by using css parameters on below css class. such as backgrounds, making text uppercase or lowercase, change font size etc etc.
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.backtotop { }
.backtotop a { }
.backtotop a:hover { }
The icon you have marked on your image are called Anchors. If you use that in your article then you won't see your article title as page will come up until that anchor you placed.
However for your future reference here is how it works.
Where ever you want to add a Anchor mark it with your mouse or bring cursor to that point.
Click on Anchor icon which you have marked in editor.
You will get a popup asking for name. Simply name it what you like , such as "top".
In html code it will be like this. <a name="top"></a>
Now put your cursor where you want to see "Backtotop" text ( in your case at the bottom of article ) and click on link icon in editor. In popup window you will see link and name for your link (depending on editors) use "#top" (without quotes) as a link and "Back to top" as text ( without quotes ). and in html code this would be <a href="#top">Back to top</a>
You can use Anchors to bring attention to certain parts or important sections in your long articles.
Hope you find this useful. See you around...
Konrad M wrote:Hi it is #689FD8. Try install firebug it is extension for mozilla. Very helpfull tool to check things like you request.
Konrad M wrote:You want to change menu item color or background?
Konrad M wrote:I couldn't find url to your site, can you post it again, please.
#gkMainMenu > div > ul > li:hover > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul > li:active > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul > li:focus > a {
color:#689FD8;
}
#gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > a:hover, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > span:hover, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > a > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > span > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > a > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > span > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > a:hover > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > span:hover > span {
background:#689FD8;
}
Konrad M wrote:Try add to override.css
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#gkMainMenu > div > ul > li:hover > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul > li:active > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul > li:focus > a {
color:#689FD8;
}
#gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > a, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > a:hover, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > span:hover, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > a > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li.active > span > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > a > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li:hover > span > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > a:hover > span, #gkMainMenu > div > ul div.childcontent li > span:hover > span {
background:#689FD8;
}
and chagne color value. Of course remember to enable ovoerride.css option in template settings.
Konrad M wrote:Welcome. Let me know if won't work.
Konrad M wrote:No problem just give me url to article
Konrad M wrote:Try add this to tthe override.css
[code]
.item-page h1 {
display:none;
}
[code]
Konrad M wrote:I'm glad I could help
Konrad M wrote:Try disable title in this modules settings.
leaseline1 wrote:Konrad M wrote:Try disable title in this modules settings.
Konrad, thanks but where specifically in the module do I go. See attachment.
Konrad M wrote:Send me PM witch access to the backend and module name you are using.
Konrad M wrote:Go to 'Article layout section' at the bottom. Here you have 'Header oder' option set is as off.
Konrad M wrote:Great. Have a nice weekend
leaseline1 wrote:Konrad M wrote:Great. Have a nice weekend
The same to you and thank you for the great work you do.
Konrad M wrote:This is some component you use ?
Konrad M wrote:I don't know this component but I would try in lang file if exist or maybe you will need to hard code. But check in privacy policy if you can remove or change it.
Konrad M wrote:Welcome
Konrad M wrote:Did you make any update before you get this error ?
Konrad M wrote:Check if you didn't add any third-party extension to home page. It can be some js conflict.