Answered Find webpage tpl by FTP

That cultureKey is a System Setting to specify the default language of the 'web' pages. This can also be set for different contexts so that they will use different languages.

What, exactly, do you want them to be able to change? The div element, or just the background image? If it's just the image, I would make it an image-type TV that they can edit, perhaps attached to the home page for simplicity. Set up a Media Source for it so that the TV's file browser will only access a specific directory (assets/images/logo/). That way they can select an image or upload a new one. Use a small <style>...</style> section in your templates (so they will have access to the TV) to style your logo div with the background image TV:


Snippets are for PHP code, much like the <?php ... ?> elements of inline PHP. They provide the dynamic content for each page.
https://rtfm.modx.com/revolution/2.x/making-sites-with-modx/structuring-your-site/using-snippets
https://rtfm.modx.com/revolution/2.x/developing-in-modx/basic-development/snippets
[ed. note: sottwell last edited this post 8 years, 4 months ago.]

http://bobsguides.com/modx-snippets.html

Snippets are the juice that make Modx so fun, they allow you to insert bits of code basically anywhere. Chunks on the other hand are mostly for convenience, pieces of html that can be applied to many places, especially across templates, so that when you need to change it, you only need to change one place. Like if you had two totally different templates on your site but they both have some elements in common, like maybe logo and phone number.

In less poetic terms:

When MODX sees a snippet tag, it looks for a snippet with that name, runs the PHP code of the snippet, and replaces the snippet tag with whatever value the code returns.

Guys, SOS, i am in a hurry *again*

I can't find how to edit the thing in the screenshot below.

It displays some products, and i need to make them responsive, but i can't find the structure anywhere.

Help pls :'(

Best Regards,
I would buy for each of you a beer if i could ;(
itWorks

Quote from: sottwell at Jan 04, 2016, 10:33 AM

I presume that it's the "main tabs" section of the template. That is populated by a snippet, echoMainTabs. If the snippet is written correctly, it uses a mini-template, probably a chunk, for formatting each item. If it's not, the HTML formatting for each item is hard-coded in the snippet code.

Yeah, you were right, i found what i need exactly on the place you mentioned upthere. Thank you so much, i elevated my work fast with your help guys, and that's awesome! :3


I have another question, and this is a pretty stupid one i guess.


So i have a chunk:


And i need to find out where i can change the H2 in this code (the title displayed i mean)

The webpage has 3 languages, so i am searching for like a hour where i change it.

Best Regards and Thanks for all of your attention! :3

What do you want to do to the H2? You got the code right there and the class= will connect with your CSS file.

For the Wayfinder, you mean you want to output more items? Usually in the snippet there is a variable for this, can you post your snippet?

Hey!
That H2 is the title of a block, and i need to change it (the title)
And i can't find the place where i can do it :/

I assume you mean this:



It's a language string. You can change it in the database under Lexicon Management -- System (gear icon) -> Lexicons, or in the lexicon file(s) if there are any.


Since there's no namespace specified in the tag, it could be in the core namespace under the 'staticfields' topic. You'd look for the 'name' (key) field: 'main_reviews' and set its 'value' field to whatever you want. There should be one entry for each language.