For example: on a user module: ntMyModule, I would like to have a variable to allow:
background: url("{$ntMyModule_img_url}/myimage.png");
Thanks
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TiG
updated by @tig: 03/04/20 09:26:57AM
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solved Image URL for use in CSS
Is there a way to generate a variable like $jrCore_img_url to be used in CSS for a module?
For example: on a user module: ntMyModule, I would like to have a variable to allow:
Thanks
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TiG
updated by @tig: 03/04/20 09:26:57AM
For example: on a user module: ntMyModule, I would like to have a variable to allow:
Thanks
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TiG
updated by @tig: 03/04/20 09:26:57AM
Yeah that's available check out any of the jr skins, they all should have something like this in them:
Thats from the jrBeatSlinger skin.
The image should go in the skins /img folder.
background: #111111 url("{$jrBeatSlinger_img_url}/jp-play.png") no-repeat scroll center center;
The image should go in the skins /img folder.
Hi Tig,
Not getting you, sorry.
If you have a
/modules/ntMyModule/img/myimage.png
file, then you use {$ntMyModule_img_url} in the CSS file at /modules/ntMyModule/css/mycss.css
That file should be registered in the _init() function
/modules/ntMyModule/include.php
so it will be included in the system generated single css file that has a long name and shows in the meta like:
The variable should be being replaced.
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couple of typos and clarity.
updated by @michael: 12/02/19 09:37:34PM
Not getting you, sorry.
If you have a
/modules/ntMyModule/img/myimage.png
file, then you use {$ntMyModule_img_url} in the CSS file at /modules/ntMyModule/css/mycss.css
That file should be registered in the _init() function
/modules/ntMyModule/include.php
function ntMyModule_init(){
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrCore', 'css', 'ntMyModule', 'mycss.css');
.....
}
so it will be included in the system generated single css file that has a long name and shows in the meta like:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://your-site.test/data/cache/ntYourSkin/26f48dab94ba6e342990f9162b2dec4a.css" media="all" type="text/css">The variable should be being replaced.
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couple of typos and clarity.
updated by @michael: 12/02/19 09:37:34PM
Michael
You were understanding just fine. Basically the system works as I was expecting it to work. I must have mistyped the variable when I first tried to do this (before I started trying other things) because what you describe is exactly how I had things set up. I just did it again and it works as expected.
Thanks!
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TiG
You were understanding just fine. Basically the system works as I was expecting it to work. I must have mistyped the variable when I first tried to do this (before I started trying other things) because what you describe is exactly how I had things set up. I just did it again and it works as expected.
Thanks!
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TiG
Awesome! 
