You can take all your CSS codes from your design studio,
NC custom code box and your ad boxes and put them on a
stylesheet. This will speed up your network and make more
room in your code box's.
(Creating your stylesheet)
remember to remove all tags from your CSS codes before adding it to a stylesheet
example remove all tags like this /*end hide modules*/ also remove any style Tags <style> & </style> from any CSS code you got from your NC custom code box, ad box or your design studio advanced CSS..
Just create a new text document on your desktop
and then copy all your CSS codes to the text document
and save. change the file extension of the text document from
.txt to .css
To change the file extension go to your "control panel" double click on the "folder options" icon. the folder options box will pop up select the "view tab" then look down the list until you find The line that says "hide extensions of known file types" uncheck that box press apply then okay. The document that you created now shows the file extension .txt at the end of the name of the document. now you can change the .txt to .css
then upload the stylesheet to your
network and replace the link (http://your_new_stylesheet.css) in this code below with
the new link you just created.
(Uploading the stylesheet)
if you have a file manager just upload it with that.
if not just create a new page without saving
press the attachment button and upload the stylesheet
when the upload completes highlight and copy the link
and paste it over the link (http://your_new_stylesheet.css) in the code below then hit
ok then cancel the new page.
(Placing the code on your network)
place the stylesheet code in
your NC custom code box or in any ad box.
CODE
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://your_new_stylesheet.css" />
Stylesheet limitations
a stylesheet can not be larger than 288kb
NO JavaScript and NO HTML.
Internet Explorer 6 to 9 can only handle 31 stylesheets
most any other browser can handle 4095 or more.
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hello George..hey is there a script that will allow me to put something in the ad text box above header that will not show up on everypage except home page?..
not that I know of right off hand but you can use this code to remove the ad box above the header from just the profiles
.xg_widget_profiles_profile DIV#xg_ad_above_header.xg_ad.xj_ad_above_header{display:none!important;}
You can check with javascript for the url of the current page, and then add the content to the ad box with javascript.
You can check the page you are on with this:
window.location.pathname
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/DOM/window.location#Proper...
Here is what that will return for various pages:
mysite.com - "/"
mysite.com/pages/mypage1 - "/pages/mypage1"
mysite.com/profiles/members - "/profiles/members"
So you can check the main page with the following:
(below goes in your Custom Code)
if(window.location.pathname == "/")
{
//run code only on main page
x$("#xg_ad_above_header").append("<div id='my_content'><p>some text</p></div>");
}
Or, conversely (and this might be cleaner depending on what you are putting in the ad box, you can do the reverse:
//place this code in your ad box
<div id="mycontent"><p>some text</p><img src="someimage.jpg"></div>
//place this code in your Custom Code
if(window.location.pathname != "/")
{
//hide code when not main page
x$("#mycontent").hide();
}
thanks alot
thank you Ron :-)
thanks george
you're welcome solo :-)
Thank you very much George :-)
you're quite welcome Dave I'm glad I could help :-)
I've been meaning to put this tip up for months it just kept slipping my mind LOL you're welcome Jords :)