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I would put this in a table to have it properly aligned. You can disable the lines so they don't appear. Have a look at http://community.theturninggate.net/vie … hp?id=6724
Looks like your PayPal form creates some conflicts with the Backlight JavaScript code. I can see this error in the console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined
at 32?ppf=on:339
at 32?ppf=on:456When you remove the PayPal code, does the gallery show?
Since you are already using the Cart module, you could use the write-in purchase buttons: http://backlight.theturninggate.net/doc … se_buttons
Thank you, Matt!
Michael, did you look into the limits regarding collecting sales tax for remote sellers? For California, you only need to collect sales tax
if, during the preceding or current calendar year, the total combined sales of tangible personal property for delivery in California by the retailer and all persons related to the retailer exceed $500,000
For Arkansas, the limits are $100k or 200 transactions (Since you are in Arkansas, this obviously doesn't apply to you). Depending on your sales volume, you might not need to collect sales tax for out-of-state sales.
To get started with Wordpress, please see http://backlight.theturninggate.net/doc … p#wp_theme
Once this is done, you would install the calendar plugin and use it in a page such as /blog/calendar. Then you can link to this page from your Backlight menu. That's it.
Both pages work for me.
Hi, this is the Event calendar id like to embed in a page in my website:
https://codecanyon.net/item/eventon-wor … in/1211017
Daniel Leu wrote:This is just a page on your wordpress installation, isn't it? So just use the wordpress theme from BL/BL2, create the menu entries in backlight, and you are done.
This plugin needs a wordpress installation. Do you have one?
Favicons are square (use 32x32 for best support) and in png format.
Browsing around the internet to get a better understanding (I like this analysis https://webaim.org/techniques/alttext/), it seems like Title to be the most appropriate choice. Caption provides too much information and should be included in the page content and not the alt attribute.
Personally, I would opt to have a token field in the Backlight album settings like we have for Caption. This way, one can set the alt attribute as they like it.
But if Title is the first choice, I'm happy ![]()
This is just a page on your wordpress installation, isn't it? So just use the wordpress theme from BL/BL2, create the menu entries in backlight, and you are done.
Pierre, I think you'll need to upgrade your Okapi albums to Pangolin before using Daniel's code.
But if you merely want the filename and caption to appear, just add those tokens to the Photos Caption metadata token field in the album template (under Image Settings) then republish.
{Filename} | {Caption}
It should work with Okapi on BL2 too. But your approach is much easier if Pierre just wants to add the text without major markup.
All thanks to the power of Backlight 2 and their enhanced API!
Yes, you should never uses spaces.
Yes. I show the principles over on my blog at https://lab.danielleu.com/blog/customiz … page-view/
Thank you, Jim. Good guidelines!
Since you are using Backlight 2, this thread should be in the Backlight 2 forum. I'll move it over.
This is an example how you can customize single page view: https://lab.danielleu.com/blog/customiz … page-view/. The work necessary will be very similar for your gallery. Which gallery type do you use? Do you have a link? I'll try to see if I can get you a basic example. But this might take a week or two as I'm busy preparing a show.
Jim, one question: for the alt attribute, is it sufficient to just have the title of the image or do you have to describe the content of the image? Thanks!
Do you use backlight or backlight 2. With the later, you can replace the entire gallery with phplugins and the API function album_top(). This way you don't have to hack any files and can change the 'alt' attribute to your liking.
Just found this interesting read: https://medium.com/@krisrivenburgh/the- … 3c1d58fad9
And a short summary: https://accessible.org/was/
Looks like most of the issues might be content and design of the page and less Backlight related issues.
There are some files missing:
/lib/js/jquery-1.11.3.min.js
/lib/js/init.head.min.js
/lib/js/modernizr.custom.79601.js
There might be some others.
Anyway, I would recommend you to consider upgrading to Backlight 2, one of these days. Things got so much better and easier.
The link doesn't work for me ![]()
The confirmation email I receive contains the order date:
PAYPAL DETAILS
Transaction ID xxxxx
Order Time 2017-03-14T07:44:14ZI don't know if this is sufficient.
So the web based processor it not really a replacement for the Lightroom publisher.
It is here to provide a way for people to publish images that are not using Lightroom Classic. Like people that use Capture One, the On1 suite or any of the others out there.
Just to make a page like /books you don't need anything. You can do this with BL2. Apart of BL2, I think you'll need the Wordpress and the Cart modules. If you discover down the road that you want/need Stage, you always can add it then.