Dream Portal is a portal system designed to function with Simple Machines Forum (aka SMF).

It allows you to easily manage your site and webpages in an SMF environment. Place Modules on different actions and non-actions of your SMF forum using a simple drag-and-drop approach. Users can also create and save multiple layouts by name and assign pages to any layout(s). Bundled with Dream Pages and Dream Menu helps put the power and ease of customizing your SMF forum right at your fingertips.

Dream Portal allows you the ability to easily customize your SMF forum and site with many different possibilities helping to make customization truly what dreams are made of!

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Side modules on your forum
« on: February 21, 2011, 03:28:38 AM »
The forum consists of 2 actions and 2 non-actions.  So you'll need to edit or add a layout, with the following actions and nonactions:

Actions:

    * forum
    * collapse


Non-Actions:

    * [board]
    * [topic]


So to recap, go to add a layout or edit a layout, select forum in the select box for actions, click to add the action, select collapse in the select box for actions, click to add the action.  Click on the Non-Actions radio button (just underneath the actions setting), type in [board] to add in all index.php?board= non-actions, than click to add it to the list, now type in [topic] to add it in all index.php?topic= non-actions, than click to add it to the list.

Save the Layout.
« Last Edit: February 22, 2011, 03:58:59 AM by willemjan »
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Re: Side modules on your forum - April 04, 2011, 03:22:05 PM
Hey guys :) I have a question about this...maybe it has been discussed somewhere, but I will take my chances anyways ;) When I try to set up the forum part with side modules my main forum content does not quite align on the top with the modules (see screenshot) thought I'd ask if you guys either have the same "problem", have already dealt with it in some way or is it something I should look into in the code? :)


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Re: Side modules on your forum - April 05, 2011, 03:07:51 AM
Thats because the categories on the right (which is the SMF forum) have a padding-top applied to one, or more of the CSS class attributes attached to one of the many elements.  I faced this issue already here with Dream Portal, when fixing the board index for the DP collapse/expand effect.  You'll need to edit this manually for, either the CSS class rules in the index.css file, or it might be better to hard-code it into a style attribute on the elements for BoardIndex.template.php.  Basically, you'll want to apply a padding-top: 0px;  So you can figure out how the categories are being displayed in BoardIndex.template.php and see that within the foreach loop, there are many <div> elements that have classes assigned.  You can test this by doing this 1 by 1 until you find the problem yourself.

I had a very difficult time pin-pointing the exact divs that were doing this.  I believe it might have been more than 1 that caused this that needed to be changed.

You can also try removing the class values to see how the content changes.  If it goes up more than it is within that class value.  If it's still not perfect than it has to do with more class values that you'll need to fix.

Also, just so this is clear, this is not a Dream Portal bug, but rather the way SMF displays their forum categories.  They place a padding around it with drops it down some.

Cheers :)
Last Edit: April 05, 2011, 03:11:59 AM by SoLoGHoST

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Re: Side modules on your forum - April 05, 2011, 03:35:50 AM
Thanks :) I will have a go at it ;) maybe we should add the options to set a modules margin/padding in DP1.1 so the user could deal with this? or maybe we can find another solution :)

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Re: Side modules on your forum - April 07, 2011, 11:40:15 PM
Well, I'm always open for ideas...

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Re: Side modules on your forum - July 18, 2011, 04:12:02 AM
Well I found myself in a jam. I made a portal button and a page, easy setup. I also pointing portal layouts to parts of the forum are easy as well "[board] [topic]" etc. The only things is that the places I want to make a portal layout for is not in the forum ie: the DP pages. Is that function that does not work or am I not knowing how the actions work because like I said this isn't in the forum and the only explanation of the layout pointing is of something in the forum, not any created DP pages.

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Re: Side modules on your forum - July 18, 2011, 08:34:20 AM
yeah, good question, was wondering the same  a week ago...

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Re: Side modules on your forum - July 18, 2011, 06:06:23 PM
Dream Pages are NON-ACTIONS, so they are handled as any other non-action gets handled... 
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[page]=pageName
where pageName = the name of the Dream page.

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Re: Side modules on your forum - July 19, 2011, 11:12:40 AM
Yeah well the thing was is that I didn't know [page] was a code to input, Like I said the only thing stated of any commands was the [board] and [topic] directions. [PAGE] was the term I was looking for, and I thank you greatly.

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Re: Side modules on your forum - July 20, 2011, 07:10:56 AM
Dream Pages are NON-ACTIONS, so they are handled as any other non-action gets handled... 
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[page]=pageName
where pageName = the name of the Dream page.

Thanks!  :D

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Re: Side modules on your forum - July 22, 2011, 02:44:15 AM
You're welcome guys, marking topic solved.


 

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