Add scroll bar to Blog Archive Template
Using Jamroom
Glad you got it working.
Forum Activity for @michael
Add scroll bar to Blog Archive Template
Using Jamroom
CSS has to go into a place that picks up CSS, so the easiest place for that without needing to adjust templates and upload is at:
ACP -> SKINS -> (your skin) -> STYLE -> CUSTOM EDITOR
After adding and saving make sure you reset the caches
ACP -> MODULES -> SYSTEM CORE -> TOOLS -> RESET CACHES
Add scroll bar to Blog Archive Template
Using Jamroom
You need to add a css class for .blog-archive-entry
something like:
.blog-archive-entry{
height: 100px;
overflow: scroll;
}
Release Licence
Using Jamroom
Not seeing the subdirectory one in the list anymore. May have been caching keeping it visible. Is it still an issue now?
Change from "Blog" to "News"
Design and Skin Customization
If you also want the URL to change, do that on the INFO tab of the module.
How do I remove inactive Jamroom Sites from my licenses?
Jamroom Developers
All the licenses for bl******ds.com have been released. Since that domain was for sale, figured that's the one.
max upload size
Installation and Configuration
The file when uploaded to the jrAudio module will be converted into .mp3 format so that its playable on the web.
Is the intention of the 6GB file to play on the web or to allow downloads of it?
You can transfer it to your server via SFTP if you dont require the server to process it and turn it into an .mp3 file which can be listened to.
Follow Me Groups Module Support
Off Topic
PageMakers:....For your GROUPS site. I still haven't found the module listed here or the price ( if it has one ) for non-premium versions of Jamroom......
The modules are here the prices are in the top right:https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/ss=group
Better than buying them immediately is to spin up a Jamroom Hosting server there is a 7 day free trial
https://www.jamroom.net/products
On there you will have access to install any module or skin you like. That will save buying things you may not want.
Jamroom development has a steep learning curve. It may frustrate you enough to leave. best to be sure before spending money.
Follow Me Groups Module Support
Off Topic
Just load it up on your server to begin with, you said it could be installed with a button, probably via Sofaculious i suspect.
Then create the first account, that becomes your admin account and has access to the ACP (Admin Control Panel) from there go to
ACP -> MODULES -> TOOLS -> SYSTEM CHECK
That will tell you if your server is missing anything jamroom needs. Then go to
ACP -> MODULES -> TOOLS -> PERFORMANCE CHECK
and that will tell you how well you can expect jamroom to run on your server.
Screenshot of performance and system check attached.
