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Trying to get a (scrollbar)* slider on Activity Feed

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Hi Michael,
I was a bit worried you would say something like that, since I have no CSS knowledge at all.

Making a log in/ sign up page

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You had a tabs that said "log in" and "create account". I couldn't see much more than that, since you can see only your front page.

Trying to get a (scrollbar)* slider on Activity Feed

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So what it is is a way to scroll the contents of a module up and down. You can find them on the personal pages. If you used the Ninga skin, they were there on your homepage, too.

Making a log in/ sign up page

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Hi Douglas,

It was an idea, since I saw it on Strumelia's site. But I am also unsure how to modify sign up questions, so I thought that might be an easier route to go.

Trying to get a (scrollbar)* slider on Activity Feed

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Hi Doulas,
That can't be. When I had just the Ninga skin it had sliders. The moment I decided to use SB, they went away.

Making a log in/ sign up page

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I am using site builder, but where do I get the code to paste in?

Can using the Form Designer be explained in readable, unabbreviated English in Documentation?

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Strumelia,
I've seen your site, and it doesn't look that way to me!
updated by @perrie: 06/28/15 07:02:59PM

Making a log in/ sign up page

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I am having a problem with making a sign in/ sign up page. I found in the documentation for this here:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/howto/603/howto-add-the-user-login-form-to-any-page

The directions read:
Place this code into the template where you want the login form to be displayed.

So I have looked for where to put it, but I am not sure. I am using SB and I tried pasting directly into a module, but it didn't work. Then I tried t find a templet, but that is where I get lost.

I just made a whopper of a mistake yesterday, so I don't want to mess around and make another mistake. Can anyone give me some guidance?
updated by @perrie: 08/01/15 04:10:44AM

Can using the Form Designer be explained in readable, unabbreviated English in Documentation?

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This is true Gary. I have almost no html skills and that is what I find the hardest part.

Can using the Form Designer be explained in readable, unabbreviated English in Documentation?

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Strumelia is right. It is slow but steady knowledge.
I can give you a little idea of how to deal with some of the items on the style editor.
When dealing with actual design, keep two tabs open. One to your site and the other to the style editor. When you make a change, refresh your tab with the page to your actual site, and see what it does.
As for the functions, kind of trial and error. I have made mistakes (I just did a whopper myself), but I chalk that up to learning.