Community @ The Turning Gate

This is my phplugin file:

<?php

function user_load($style, $path) {
  $g_tsvrl = explode(' ', $style); // Extract gallery type
  define ('G_STYLE', strtoupper($g_tsvrl[1])); // and set global for later
  $g_path = str_ireplace('\\','/',$path); // change \ to /
  $chunks = explode('/',$g_path); // and put into array
  define ('G_PATH', strtoupper($chunks[count($chunks)-2])); // gallery folder name is second to last
  //define ( 'TTG_SITE', ''); // set new site root for navigation, resources, etc.
}

if (defined('BACKLIGHT_HOOK')) {
	require_once(realpath(BACKLIGHT_HOOK).'/modules/module-designer/application/helpers/APHPlugins.php');
}

class PHPlugins extends APHPlugins
{

/* breadcrumbs */

function page_match($gallery) {
   if (substr($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"], 0, strlen($gallery)) == $gallery) {
      return 1;
   }  else {
      return 0;
   }
}


/* Replace the mobile menu icon with the word "Menu" */

function scripts () {
echo'
<script>
$(".page__toggle__buttons label ul").replaceWith("<p>Menu</p>");
</script>

<script>
 jQuery(document).ready(function($){
 $(\'#search form\').find("input[type=text]").each(function(ev)
 {
     if(!$(this).val()) {
    $(this).attr("placeholder", "Placer le terme de recherche entre des guillemets");
 }
 });
});
 </script>
';
}

/* Display the logo in pallet_top */

function pallet_top_title () {
  echo '

  <li class="top-pallet-logo"><a href="https://pideja.ca/"></a></li>

  ';
  return false;
}

} ?>

I can't find any reference to that script. Even checked CSS and, as you know, the vegas_js script.

I thought so. I think I'm in for a complete overall of this site....

As for that script appearing on the Home page of pideja.ca, any ideas?

In the inspector, I see this:

Why is that written as copy?

I don't think so...where would I have done that? In Backlight>Designer>Templates>introduction>Design>Presentation I have selected Vegas slide show with a slide delay of 5000ms. If I did hack the code, I don't remember how or where.

Based on your excellent suggestion, I tailored the code to read:

/* Top pallet (bannière en image de fond sur portable) */
	.top-pallet-logo {
		background-image: url("https://pideja.ca/backlight/designer/page/image/9"), url("https://pideja.ca/backlight/designer/page/image/24");
		background-repeat: no-repeat;
		background-position: 15px, 65px;
		float: none;
		height: 38px;
		width: 100%;

	}

I now have the logo on the left, but not hugging the limits of the page. And, the nameplate is centred. It's still a bit low and small but, why quibble. I probably will make one a tad larger...

Also, now that the position is specified, do I really need the float command?

Thanks for the help!

Thanks, Rod

I did not place two "no-repeat" instructions. I didn't think I should. And the width at 100% now that's good.

But, If I want to position the logo, more to the center, in a mirror position to the "menu", should I use the margin or padding instructions?

Thank you, Rod, Daniel and Ben,

After closely reviewing all the metadata and keywords in LR, all now seems quiet on the search front. Searching using the form + theatre "+season year span" now seems to work.

I tried multiple seasons but that was pushing it a bit.

Rod wrote:

The problem with that is that the file naming system I use is somewhat difficult to remember for someone looking for a specific image. As an example, an image from the TNM production of Hamlet staged during the 2010-2011 season has the name TNM110308-6656 .
Most search I anticipate will be done by Theater, by Season or years, by Author, by any of the people named in the credits... One might want to find sets designed by Richard Lacroix by searching for "Richard "Lacroix" and it would return the production of Hamlet. Most of these queries work rather well up to now. It's when asking for a specific season that mistakes crop up.

I am in the process of reviewing everything, metadata, keywords and republishing all. I will try variants of how I name things until it works. It's got to work.

Problem is, many activities that have seasons piggybacking two years have a tendency to name their periods of activity in this manner (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Announces 2020-21 Season). Got to find a satisfactory replacement for that nomenclature.

Thanks Daniel and Jim, precious information that I was nor aware of. One problem would be that theater seasons are typically referred to as "Saison 2019-2020" (meaning the 2019-2020 season).
Great attention must be paid when assigning keywords, titles and dates.

I got the GALERIES breadcrumb to appear, but now I have two!

Considering abandoning this project. All it does is get one back to HOME. If this was a gigantic site (and it might be, someday) I might need this, but for now, I think I'll comment out the php code and save it for later.

Thank you Daniel, sorry to have wasted your time.