Posts by BillM8

Thanks for that !

Quote from Black Rider

Besides this, is there any reason why you want to do that? I cannot see any reason why you should rename the directory just because you’ve enabled SSL.

I thought that SSL and public_shtml went together.
So, instead of re-uploading or moving everything from public_html to public_shtml, just re-name the folders.

My concern is the possibility of breaking any internal links with the server.

I have the option on my server of enabling SSL

At the moment I have all of my files including Wolt installed in public_html

If I just re-name the public_html to public_shtml, will it have a negative impact on the Wolt installation ?

I had no idea that browsers did this.

Many thanks.

Thank you for that. I had no idea !
I have been using this code on the main (html) part of my site for years without a problem.

It looks like I am going to have to do a bit of updating.

Thank you again.

Ah! Here it is.

<video width="529" height="329" poster="http://www.somesite.com/images_some_site/posters/poster_pat_condell_hello_angry_losers.jpg" controls preload="none">

<source src="http://www.somesite.com/downloads/pat_condell_hello_angry_losers.mp4" type="video/mp4" />

<source src="movie.ogg" type="video/ogg" />

Sorry about that, I should have given more info.

Here is a screen shot of the procedure that I am following

Thanks for the info.

But, I think that I will delay doctoring the CSS for as long as possible.
There must be a more in-house conventional way to do this.
It would be very odd if you could only insert video at the bottom of the page.

Thank you again.

I am constantly surprised at the abilities of this Blog software for just £50.

I have inserted the html for a self hosted video by enabling html in the Admin permissions tab.

The video and its poster load just fine and play.
But, I seem to be unable to display any text beneath the video, yet I can display text above the inserted video.

When a user registers they are sent a confirmation email with their 9 digit registration number.

Can this email be customized to state that entering the registration code confirms the customer has read the site TOS ?
A link to the site TOS/Rules could be included

I have my own little set of rules page linked in the Main menu, which also has a link to my Hosts TOS page.

This on site set of Rules/TOS could be made very comprehensive.

I am assuming here that the casual passing website reader/browser does not get any cookies.

Quote from Ramiru

It's in ACP > Customization > Manage Phrases and provide a "Custom Value" for wcf.page.cookiePolicy.info

Found it !
Very useful that.

Quote from Ruff Seas

Hello BillMB,

I also have thought about this - deleting it or perhaps putting in the Footer my own Title: "COOKIES". (Read what I said below)

I understand that deleting this altogether could possibly cause some legal problems.

However, instead of "deleting" :

"This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies."

Perhaps that sentence content could be made shorter by replacing it with one's own Footer notation: "COOKIES".

And the explanation content explaining "use of cookies" edited in such a manner as to make the content much shorter but still cover oneself legally ?

What do you think, SoftCreatR?

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If I decide to keep this notice and just alter the wording, where would I find this page ?
Like I say, I have disabled everything that I could find and still popped up until I disabled it in the modules section.

Quote from SoftCreatR

You can simply disable it in the modules section in the ACP. But please note, that you may be required to show this information, depending on your local laws.

I have disabled it in the modules section as you pointed out.
I am hosted in Panama, so I don't think that I need to display this notice. But I will check.
Thanks for the info.

I thought that I had dissabled all of the relevant pages, menus and menu items.

And I am sure that at one time I had succeeded in stopping this text displaying at the bottom of the page.

"This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies."

It appears in chrome code view as "cookiePolicyNoticeText"

I am at my wits end as to how to get rid of it.

Quote from GTB

No, what I was saying is don't edit any CSS in the main files. Be it using an external editor or the built-in one. There is a section under styles that shows an empty box for adding Extra CSS. Any CSS changes you make should be done by adding the CSS in that box and not altering any main CSS files

Any CSS entries you wanted to edit and change in the core css files, you just copy that css line (class) into the Extra CSS box and make changes to the CSS entries by adding: !important at the end so it overrides the default for it.

So if you want to change only 1 entry in this CSS class for something like margin as an example:

Thank you for that info.
I always wondered how this worked.

I am pretty familiar with CSS in HTML, but have wondered how using css in php forum pages worked.
I will have to get experimenting when I have some other stuff sorted out.
Thanks again.

Quote from PJK

Regardless or ease or repercussions, it shouldn't be done unless you pay for the removal. That branding is one way WoltLab makes new sales.

True.
It is very good value.

Just tried looking for it again and can't find it. Perhaps I saw it somewhere else.
I have been looking all over the place in the past few days getting to know the layout.
For the most part, I am just getting increasingly lost.

Quote from GTB

Hope your not editing CSS files direct. Any CSS edits should be done by added new entries into the Extra CSS box to override CSS entries in the Core CSS files

No ! Just using the inhouse style editor. That's how I found it.

Quote from GTB

And they probably revoke the license for doing it. So why even mess around looking at how it can be done.

I came across it staring me in the face, while doing some very legit editing.