Broken Button
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Hello,
I am very new to Concrete5 and have done a fresh install of the latest version on my site. If I navigate to this page:
http://opengas.co.uk/index.php/blog/hello-world...
Scroll to the bottom and attempt to add an image in the blog reply the image button appears to be broken, can anyone tell me why this would be on a new install?
Thanks very much,
Michael.
I am very new to Concrete5 and have done a fresh install of the latest version on my site. If I navigate to this page:
http://opengas.co.uk/index.php/blog/hello-world...
Scroll to the bottom and attempt to add an image in the blog reply the image button appears to be broken, can anyone tell me why this would be on a new install?
Thanks very much,
Michael.
If you're looking at what I think you're looking at, that's actually a working-as-intended 'attach files' button! I agree that it looks a bit broken; a better icon would be good.
Ah I see, thanks very for the reply. I didn't realise that.
That brings me to the next question! Is there anyway of altering these buttons etc? I can't seem to find this in the edit mode or in any of the tutorial videos.
Cheers.
That brings me to the next question! Is there anyway of altering these buttons etc? I can't seem to find this in the edit mode or in any of the tutorial videos.
Cheers.
The short answer is 'yes'.
However, details like that are not normally changeable through a block's settings. It could be done by creating a customised version of the block's 'view' template, which would require some php knowledge. It might also be possible to do it through some custom CSS, although that would be a bit kludgy.
Given that you're new to concrete5, I'd put this concern aside for the time being and master the basics.
However, details like that are not normally changeable through a block's settings. It could be done by creating a customised version of the block's 'view' template, which would require some php knowledge. It might also be possible to do it through some custom CSS, although that would be a bit kludgy.
Given that you're new to concrete5, I'd put this concern aside for the time being and master the basics.
