-
<em>@cgc0202 60568 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi victortopper,
There might just be a language barrier. Maybe Chris (questbg) can explain it better with you in French.
</blockquote>OK, I will try my best, but my French is a bit rusty and my Joomla/Teline skills are very basic, here’s Cornelio’s explanation to get banner above news module:
—-Voici les renseignements de Cornelio…
Premierement, ‘LogIn’ comme ‘Admin’, suite, aller a “Module Manager”
Trouver le module “banners”. Maintenant, faire une copie de ce module comme suite…
Selectionnez le module “banners” comme ce-ci:
Trouver “Copier” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci
Maintenant, vous aurez une copie du module “banners” sur la list, au dessous l’original nommé “Copy of Banners”
Re-nommez “Copy of Banners” comme suite…
Cliquez sur le nom “Copy of Banners” sur la list
Renommez “Copy of Banners” comme vous voulez! Alors, comme la-mien “pub”!
En suite, faites:
Show Title – cliquez sur “Yes”
Enabled – cliquez sur “Yes”
Position – sélectionnez “ja-news”
Access Level – sélectionnez “Public”
ID – choisir un nombre. Attention: il est préférable si ce nombre n’est pas déjà dans la liste des “modules”.
OK. Maintenant, cliquez sur “Save” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci:
Cela vous ramène à la liste “modules” encore.
Cliquez sur le menu “- Select Position-” et sélectionnez “ja-news”
À l’aide des flèches, changer l’ordre des modules de sorte que “pub” est en haut, “ja new front” est deuxieme est “ja news” est la troisieme:
Et Voila!
Maintenant, vérifier votre site.
Vous devriez maintenant avoir une copie de la bannière en bas, en haut, au-dessus de l’actualité.
Alors, bon chance!!
—-
Thanks Cornelio for your precise instructions and I hope this can help VictorHopper. I also followed this tutorial through live on my own site, and it worked for me! I changed the last bit a tiny bit (changing the order) as you can probably see from my images, but this worked far easier for me to only have the three modules in the list, so hopefully this will work easily for others!
😀
Not only that, it gave me more confidence to start copying modules and changing positions, a great exercise for me and I’m now making other changes to my template, fantastic!
If only I had more like that to follow!
Good luck VictorHopper, hope this helps and thanks again Cornelio.
Chris<em>@questbg 60710 wrote:</em><blockquote>OK, I will try my best, but my French is a bit rusty and my Joomla/Teline skills are very basic, here’s Cornelio’s explanation to get banner above news module:
—-Voici les renseignements de Cornelio…
Premierement, ‘LogIn’ comme ‘Admin’, suite, aller a “Module Manager”
Trouver le module “banners”. Maintenant, faire une copie de ce module comme suite…
Selectionnez le module “banners” comme ce-ci:
Trouver “Copier” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci
Maintenant, vous aurez une copie du module “banners” sur la list, au dessous l’original nommé “Copy of Banners”
Re-nommez “Copy of Banners” comme suite…
Cliquez sur le nom “Copy of Banners” sur la list
Renommez “Copy of Banners” comme vous voulez! Alors, comme la-mien “pub”!
En suite, faites:
Show Title – cliquez sur “Yes”
Enabled – cliquez sur “Yes”
Position – sélectionnez “ja-news”
Access Level – sélectionnez “Public”
ID – choisir un nombre. Attention: il est préférable si ce nombre n’est pas déjà dans la liste des “modules”.OK. Maintenant, cliquez sur “Save” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci:
Cela vous ramène à la liste “modules” encore.
Cliquez sur le menu “- Select Position-” et sélectionnez “ja-news”
À l’aide des flèches, changer l’ordre des modules de sorte que “pub” est en haut, “ja new front” est deuxieme est “ja news” est la troisieme:
Et Voila!
Maintenant, vérifier votre site.
Vous devriez maintenant avoir une copie de la bannière en bas, en haut, au-dessus de l’actualité.
Alors, bon chance!!
—-
Thanks Cornelio for your precise instructions and I hope this can help VictorHopper. I also followed this tutorial through live on my own site, and it worked for me! I changed the last bit a tiny bit (changing the order) as you can probably see from my images, but this worked far easier for me to only have the three modules in the list, so hopefully this will work easily for others!
😀
Not only that, it gave me more confidence to start copying modules and changing positions, a great exercise for me and I’m now making other changes to my template, fantastic!
If only I had more like that to follow!
Good luck VictorHopper, hope this helps and thanks again Cornelio.
Chris</blockquote>Well done Chris! And quite an elegant presentation.
Tutorials like this are what I envision in the project I am trying to initiate in relation to what we were discussing in a number of threads.
I find a “step by step” presentation like the example you provided to be more easy to understand than all those video tutorial that seem to be craze. Actually, there is room for both.
In the “step by step” presentation, the “learner” can proceed at his/her own page. One other suggestion that I would make is that the steps are grouped (A, B, C, etc.) according to the sequential transition from one Window to another in the Administrator section. Then, for each step in each sequence to be number sequentially, e.g, C1, 2, 3… etc.
Why is this sequential grouping and numbering critical?
When readers one to make a clarification, then it would be easier for both the reader and the one who responds, if the specific item in a long instructions is identified clearly.
Another very important additions: To provide the “route”. For example:
Administrator => Extensions => Module Manager =>
This route is especially needed by new users who might not be familiar with the terrain.
Sometimes this route would be obvious, especially with the visual aids you provided. But when a page is very crowded, it becomes difficult for a new user to find what is being asked of him(her) to find or do.
<em>@questbg 60710 wrote:</em><blockquote>
If only I had more like that to follow!Good luck VictorHopper, hope this helps and thanks again Cornelio.
Chris</blockquote>This is one of the goals of the project I want to initiate. I have many ideas that I want to do, but it will require others to help implement them because it requires a lot of work.
We can start something like this with the Joomlart templates that we are interested with, initially JA Teline II, but as I alluded to, in a number of my postings here in the forum — we do not have to limit ourselves in creating tutorials like this to templates, or Joomla, but more topics that every webmaster and webdesigners confront to create a good website.
I have more ideas in mind, I think that would be helpful to all of us.
Some of these are already found in the internet. So, we have to find them, find the gems and discard those that are useless, or improve upon those that seem promising.
Some we have to create ourselves.
Thus, if we band together and help each other — united by our desire to create good websites — then we can move this faster towards our individual goals.
As part of this project, initially with respect to JA Teline II, I have started reviewing the SOLVED posting a few weeks ago, gathering the useful links that were truly answered
Cornelio
<em>@questbg 60710 wrote:</em><blockquote>OK, I will try my best, but my French is a bit rusty and my Joomla/Teline skills are very basic, here’s Cornelio’s explanation to get banner above news module:
—-Voici les renseignements de Cornelio…
Premierement, ‘LogIn’ comme ‘Admin’, suite, aller a “Module Manager”
Trouver le module “banners”. Maintenant, faire une copie de ce module comme suite…
Selectionnez le module “banners” comme ce-ci:
Trouver “Copier” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci
Maintenant, vous aurez une copie du module “banners” sur la list, au dessous l’original nommé “Copy of Banners”
Re-nommez “Copy of Banners” comme suite…
Cliquez sur le nom “Copy of Banners” sur la list
Renommez “Copy of Banners” comme vous voulez! Alors, comme la-mien “pub”!
En suite, faites:
Show Title – cliquez sur “Yes”
Enabled – cliquez sur “Yes”
Position – sélectionnez “ja-news”
Access Level – sélectionnez “Public”
ID – choisir un nombre. Attention: il est préférable si ce nombre n’est pas déjà dans la liste des “modules”.OK. Maintenant, cliquez sur “Save” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci:
Cela vous ramène à la liste “modules” encore.
Cliquez sur le menu “- Select Position-” et sélectionnez “ja-news”
À l’aide des flèches, changer l’ordre des modules de sorte que “pub” est en haut, “ja new front” est deuxieme est “ja news” est la troisieme:
Et Voila!
Maintenant, vérifier votre site.
Vous devriez maintenant avoir une copie de la bannière en bas, en haut, au-dessus de l’actualité.
Alors, bon chance!!
—-
Thanks Cornelio for your precise instructions and I hope this can help VictorHopper. I also followed this tutorial through live on my own site, and it worked for me! I changed the last bit a tiny bit (changing the order) as you can probably see from my images, but this worked far easier for me to only have the three modules in the list, so hopefully this will work easily for others!
😀
Not only that, it gave me more confidence to start copying modules and changing positions, a great exercise for me and I’m now making other changes to my template, fantastic!
If only I had more like that to follow!
Good luck VictorHopper, hope this helps and thanks again Cornelio.
Chris</blockquote>Hi Chris,
With your permission, I would like to use your images to present in a separate thread a sample How To (in English) that should be the basis of what Joomlart should be doing in the first place. Then, please post your French translation. I hope Joomlart gets the idea; but we shall do it anyway in the collaborative group.
Cornelio
Instructions for adding a banner above the Front Page module in Teline II, this time for Joomla 1.0
1. Accessing the Modules list
Login to the site as Administrator
Go to Modules Manager (Modules Menu -> Site Modules)
2. Make a copy of the Banners module
Find the module named “Banners”
Click the box to select this module
Click on the “Copy” icon top right
Now you will have a new module called “Copy of Banners” in the list, just below the original “Banners” module:
3. Rename “Copy of Banners”
Click on the “Copy of Banners” module in the list
You will now be taken to the ‘Edit’ window. Rename “Copy of Banners” to your new name:
4. Edit other settings for the new banner
Show title: Click “Yes”
Position: Select “JA News”
Module Order: Select “JA News Frontpage”
Access Level: “Public”
Published: Select “Yes”
Now click on the “Save” icon top right
This will take you back to the list of modules
5. Changing the Banner order
In the Module Manager, in “Select Position” choose “ja-news”
This will show the three items (“JA News Frontpage”, “JA News” and the new banner, in this instance “publicite”)
Use the arrows to alter the positions until “lapublicite” is top, “JA News Frontpage” is second and “JA News” is third:
Click the “Save Order” icon
Check your site, you should now have a banner above the news section.
Congratulations!
Instructions pour ajouter une “banner” au-dessus de la module “JA News Frontpage”
Utilisation de “Teline II” et “Joomla 1.0”Accéder à la liste des modules
Premierement, ‘LogIn’ comme ‘Admin’, suite, aller a “Modules Manager” (Modules Menu -> Site Modules)
2. Faites une copie du module “banners”
Trouvez le module “banners” dans la liste
Cochez la petite-boite de sélectionner
Cliquez “Copier” icône en haut à droite comme ce-ci
Maintenant, vous aurez une copie du module “banners” sur la list, au dessous l’original nommé “Copy of Banners”:
3. Re-nommez “Copy of Banners”
Cliquez sur le nom “Copy of Banners” sur la list:
Renommez “Copy of Banners” comme vous voulez! Alors, celui “lapublicite”!
4. Modification d’autres paramètres bannière
Show title: cliquez “Yes”
Position: sélectionnez “JA News”
Module Order: sélectionnez “JA News Frontpage”
Access Level: “Public”
Published: sélectionnez “Yes”OK. Maintenant, cliquez sur “Save” icône en haut à droite
Cela vous ramène à la liste “modules” encore.
5. Changer l’ordre des modules
In the Module Manager, in “Select Position” choose “ja-news”
Cliquez sur le menu “- Select Position-” et sélectionnez “ja-news”
À l’aide des flèches, changer l’ordre des modules de sorte que “pub” est en haut, “ja new front” est deuxieme est “ja news” est la troisieme:
Cliquez sur “Save Order” icône
Maintenant, vérifier votre site.
Vous devriez maintenant avoir une copie de la bannière en bas, en haut, au-dessus de l’actualité.
Felicitations!
This topic contains 78 replies, has 5 voices, and was last updated by 
We moved to new unified forum. Please post all new support queries in our New Forum