I don't think I have this quite right.
If you click on a the header of a post to make a comment it takes you to the top of the page and then you have to scroll down a bit to see the comment box.
http://www.steveonline.info/
Is that how it should be ?
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Steve Thomas
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Scott Swedorski
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Well think of it this way. If it took you to the bottom, you would have people commenting on a post they have not read or seen yet. Reading from top to bottom seems more how things should go.
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Steve Thomas
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178 posts
So that is working right then ?
I just thought if you clicked the post header you would be staring at the comment box of the post you have just read.
I just thought if you clicked the post header you would be staring at the comment box of the post you have just read.
Dave Smyth
Ambassador
292 posts
Hi Steve,
The trick here is to use an iframe. You can see it on my sites blog here:
http://blog.fixtronix.com. When you click a post header, the page does not reload, just the stream gets updated to show the post you clicked.
Simply paste this
Dave
The trick here is to use an iframe. You can see it on my sites blog here:
http://blog.fixtronix.com. When you click a post header, the page does not reload, just the stream gets updated to show the post you clicked.
Simply paste this
<iframe width=958 height=615 frameborder="0" src="http://YOURSITE.coffeecup.com/stream"></iframe>
in place of the script you have used and replace YOURSITE with your own CC account/site name. Adjust the width and height to suit your own layout too Dave
Steve Thomas
Registered User
178 posts
Thanks for that David... I didn't know what an iframe was, but now I do. It took me a while tweaking it and is probably wrong somewhere but it works as I wanted. The iframe blog is lower down the page as I still have the original there.
I did shorten the posts as I didn't want the scroll bar.
http://www.steveonline.info/
I did shorten the posts as I didn't want the scroll bar.
http://www.steveonline.info/
Dave Smyth
Ambassador
292 posts
Hi Steve,
That's working well now, excellent. If you don't want scroll bars, just don't include a height setting.
You can tweak the CSS too if you like. I did some alterations to suit my own web site and I changed the home image from a little red house to a blog jigsaw.
You can access the CSS file here: https://www.coffeecup.com/sdrive/dashboard/23250/stream/.
Go to customise ( ahem, customize as they call it) and then "Hardcore Mode"
Enjoy
That's working well now, excellent. If you don't want scroll bars, just don't include a height setting.
You can tweak the CSS too if you like. I did some alterations to suit my own web site and I changed the home image from a little red house to a blog jigsaw.
You can access the CSS file here: https://www.coffeecup.com/sdrive/dashboard/23250/stream/.
Go to customise ( ahem, customize as they call it) and then "Hardcore Mode"
Enjoy
Steve Thomas
Registered User
178 posts
Thanks for the info....
The iframe is now in place and as far as I can see working ok.
The iframe is now in place and as far as I can see working ok.
Dave Smyth
Ambassador
292 posts
Hi Steve,
Yes, it's looking well for me too so well done
Dave
Yes, it's looking well for me too so well done
Dave
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