Calendar Module goes outside of the template

Hi Tuan,

Must be morning where you are.

I have no problem with giving you super admin access to a website. We currently have three - maybe four sites that will each spawn some 15 or 20 sub sites (maybe sub-domains - maybe hosted in sub folders off "root").

Don't worry I am honorable and will respect your help and never abuse your loyalty - remember the learning videos? (could do with a copy of osproperty for J3.5 to test - heay! we'll talk abut that) and the credits you're going to get on each site one way or another. Always providing people who want to do something similar to us are prepared to spend a dollar with you.

Tuan, my very good friend, You cannot start adapting the css on around 70 or 80, or more, different websites to overcome your css techies problems. Like you, I am not a css techie, but I learn quick.

We expect to go live throughout the Caribbean by end of year 2017. That's about 15 or 18 sites. We expect to repeat that, in the Caribbean with a second travel portal almost within the same time frame.

Now here's the crunch. By using shared tables, the concept is that anybody who enters an event on root site one, or a sub domain, will automatically have it displayed on root site two, or its sub domains. as well. Your event management and membership - eat your heart out. Don't worry, not your problem.

You can't think about a quick fix for one site. We've worked out a "smoke and mirrors" fix with our templates. Sort of works until your css novice goes back and checks his books.

We already have two travel portals that we are in partnership with we're waiting to hear from numbers three and four. Around 20 sites from each and that's just in the Caribbean.

Each, because of their operating procedure, will require a unique root domain. Those we already have but it still amounts (currently) to around 40 different web sites with just those two.

I'll leave you to consider. Perhaps you should look at my vitriolic comment to your css techie on the support ticket.

I don't mind people thinking I am a fool, sometimes will act like a fool but I will NOT be taken for a fool.

Fondest wishes,
Ian
(No - I'm not Gay)

For those of you who maybe following this post, or not, I feel that I should inform you that we design all of our templates/themes for Joomla and WordPress using a product called Artisteer (4.3) bought and paid for.

With hindsight it doesn't seem to be beyond the realms of reason that sometimes the joint css may conflict.

When you design/generate your own template using your own css - and others are also using css that you, fundamentally, have no control over - it's probably easier for you to adapt, modify and overcome than it is for the authors of the component to produce a hybrid system just for you.

We're changing our templates to work across various platforms, and not only with this component, all of their other components as well.

We will make the changes.

Desktop, Laptop, tablet and smartphone so it will work with this component and all the rest, and one day, when you want to know how you can show a web page - in an iframe - compressed to fit into the available fluid and dynamic space and shows the complete page (and one that adapts depending upon your device and the host page) compressed into the available space. that works (as far as we can tell) on all devices - well - pm me.

What am I trying to say? Well it was probably our template (easy to adjust) rather than the component or modules.

Have a good day,
Best,
ian

As I mentioned before, I am not good at css and haven't actually look at the code of any template from Artisteer. However, I remember that someone said that it is not really good (actually not good). It might help building templates easier and faster, however, I think it won't be good as a template build by hand of a good template developer

Good luck with what you are doing with it

Tuan

Tuan,

We'll adapt. No problem.

Best Wishes,
Ian