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Hi studio1c,
I am sorry for not following up this thread and I really understand your situation when it is the first time you are working on a project using our template. As you know, the JA Erio template is built to run on our T3v2 framework which does support the multiple template layouts, multi-template styles and Mega menu.
It also has inbuilt template manager backend with global template settings, profiles, menu types and layout selections that help the users easy to configure and use our template features. It can be overwhelming at first.
Back to your recent questions above, let me try to explain and answer the same :
First of all, I would like to recommend you to turn on the Development Mode and turn off the Optimize Css option. These make your changes effective without clicking JAT3 clear cache each time after saving the template and you can find out the .css files via Firebug easily.
1. Mobile icon and orange colors are still not showing
The JA Erio template runs on our T3v2 framework so it also inherits the iPhone layout – one of multiple layouts. In order to change the logo on iPhone view, you can open templatesja_eriocssiphonetemplate.css file and find lines:
h1.logo a {
background: url(../../images/logo-iphone.png) no-repeat;
display: block;
height: 62px;
width: 160px;
}Change to the logo you want.
On the orange theme issue, It seems that the orange profile was not assigned to the selected menu items (i.e Home) or set in the Default profile for all pages.
2. Search module is now in search position but I had the social icons to the right of the navigation (in the black area) and can’t seem to get it to go back up there again.
The search position is defined in the Header block, instead of the mainnav block containing the navigation. That is why the Social icons stay under the navigation. You can can solve this issue by putting below css styles override to the end of templates/ja_erio/css/template.css file:
#ja-search .custom {
position: absolute;
top: -80px;
right: 0;
}#ja-header {
z-index: 9999 !important;
}3. The Google Analytics documentation page that Leo Burnett sent me to doesn’t allow me to add it via the injection tab which is much easier for users that don’t have access via FTP.
It is my personal mistake when I didn’t realized that you had switched to use our JA Erio template, instead of JA Fixel template. You can follow the @phill ‘s suggestion or try my steps to add the Analytics trakcking codes:– Extract my attached head.php file to templates/ja_erio/blocks/ path
– Put the Google Analytics tracking codes into the end of this file.4. I’ve also noticed that when I update items they don’t show as being changed. I had to hit the “JAT3 Clean Cache” button after EVERY change – is this the only way to view items that I’ve changed.
You will need to hit the JAT3 clean cache button if you turn off the Development Mode in Template Manager. But, when turning on this option as I mentioned above, you will not need to hit this button after updating anythings.
remaining questions : They are the javascript codes that must be defined in the .php or .js files. Can you tell me what you intend to do with those javascript functions and how do you want it to work like ?
Let me know your further questions and I shall help you out.
Regards,
Leo Burnetts
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