Adding a search field to the Maximenu CK
Looking to add a search box on the main menu of my intranet site using Maximenu CK.
I'd like it to be just like on www.joomla.org/ , with the search box to the far right.
Is this easy to do? How?
I can't for the life of me find out how to add it as a menuitem.
What I've done so far is to add a search menu to the same position as the menu bar, see pic.
Can you guys help?
Using Joomla 3 and the latest Maximenu CK module.
No Parameters addon installed yet, I'm happy with the free version at the moment.
Thanks.
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you can use the "align_right" like explained here (using params)
docs.joomlack.fr/maximenu-ck/4-list-of-available-css-classes
Else you must add some CSS with "float:right" targetting the item with its CSS class
and in this item, use the option to load a module with [modid=XX] (as you don't have the params)
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ced1870 wrote: Hi
you can use the "align_right" like explained here (using params)
docs.joomlack.fr/maximenu-ck/4-list-of-available-css-classes
Else you must add some CSS with "float:right" targetting the item with its CSS class
and in this item, use the option to load a module with [modid=XX] (as you don't have the params)
CEd
Thanks!
I've experimented with the CSS and float:right in joomla/templates/protostar/css/custom.css which contains the below.
Was this the wrong place to add it to?
In any case, would buying and installing the Parameters addon help in this case?
I suck at coding...
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>> lol
yes the Params will be easier but you can do without if you really want
as this is an intranet I suppose that you don't have any url ?
you shall use Firebug to inspect the element and find the CSS classes on the <li> element
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ced1870 wrote: "I suck at coding... "
>> lol
yes the Params will be easier but you can do without if you really want
Ok, thanks. I'll petition my boss.
Admitting you're bad at something is the first step towards getting better...
ced1870 wrote: as this is an intranet I suppose that you don't have any url ?
you shall use Firebug to inspect the element and find the CSS classes on the <li> element
Thanks for the hint.
The university network people block random access from the outside world to intranet sites like ours, so no external access. Sorry.
Used Firebug yesterday and was none the wiser.
I'll try this again. In Termintator terms; I'll be back.
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Is that a discount?
How-where can I find the code? 8-D
Edit: Never mind. My biss will pay.
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