Hi,
Could you send me a screenshot of what it looks like for you now and then where you’d like it to go? We could add an option for position of the button.
Alex
This is what we’re seeing now.
here.
Optimally, I’d like to put it at the bottom of the page, before the footer.
I’m comfortable with editing code if necessary, and/or adding a code block to the individual pages.
Thank you!
Ok I see what you mean. Give me a couple of days and I’ll add an option to move to the bottom of the page
Alex
Awesome… thank you!!!
But can it get added BEFORE the footer?
OK I’ve made the change it was pretty easy. If you change it in the options it gets added after the content and before the footer. I’m just struggling wth bloody SVN to upload the new version (version 0.4).
Keep an eye out of it soon.
Alex
You totally rock. Thank you.
You’re welcome!
I installed the update – AWESOME.
Any chance of putting the progress bar in the same place? Trying not to mess with the header.
Not sure what you mean exactly. The progress bar should only appear front end on the menu page underneath the mini menu. Send a screen shot if you need…
How strange, it should appear just above the content not above the header.
Can you send me a url so I can look at the source?
Unfortunately, it’s a password protected membership site of a client. But in this particular case, the header is part of the body content – it’s not a standard header.
Hence my asking if it could go in the same area as the completion button instead. 🙂
OK I’m not sure how I’d fix that as it works in the 5 themes we’ve tried it here.
You could try the following:
1. Modify the CSS so that it appears correctly.
The DIvs in questions are id=”learningObjectSubPageMenu”
and class=”progress”
so you’d want to add
#learningObjectSubPageMenu
{
}
and
.progress
{
}
and change their positioning.
OR you could use jquery to move the actual div itself.
http://www.elated.com/articles/jquery-removing-replacing-moving-elements/
Specific Examples:
// Move the paragraph from #myDiv1 to #myDiv2
$(‘#myDiv1>p’).appendTo( $(‘#myDiv2’) );
// Move the paragraph from #myDiv1 to #myDiv2
var para = $(‘#myDiv1>p’);
para.prependTo( ‘#myDiv2’ );
// Move the paragraph from #myDiv1 to #myDiv2
// by explicitly detaching it then adding it again
$(‘#myDiv1>p’).detach().prependTo(‘#myDiv2’);
Awesome – I’ll give that a shot!
(But it would be nice to just have the option in settings.)
Thank you so much.
