Re: Adjust Templates/Themes
Joel Palmius <[email protected]> Mon, 2 Oct 2006 12:38:27 +0200 (CEST)
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BugAnt's suggestion is the way I do it when writing long surveys. I often
include the <SECURITY> tag in the included header file too, so there's one
place to edit that.
For example, test.survey
<SURVEY TITLE="test">
{@header.inc@}
<TEXT NAME="test" CAPTION="test" />
</SURVEY>
And in header.inc:
<CUSTOM ESCAPED="no">
<img src="headerlogo.jpg" />
</CUSTOM>
<SECURITY>
<ANSWER LEVEL="open" />
<DATA LEVEL="open" PASSWORD="test123" />
</SECURITY>
If you are good at CSS, you could probably add a header through the
stylesheet too. The whole survey is enclosed with
<div id="mdsbody">
..
</div>
Thus, adding a background-image or a border to that may be a way to add a
header.
// Joel
On Mon, 2 Oct 2006, Clemens Gruber wrote:
> bugant wrote:
>
>> Clemens Gruber wrote:
>>
>> > How can I do this with mod_survey, is there a template file for a whole
>> > survey not only for single pages?
>>
>>
>> hmm... as I can see it, no. but you can write yours header and footer
>> to separate files and then include them in every survey page using the
>> {@ ... @} mechanism.
>
>
> Hi bugant,
>
> thanks for the fast help, this may be a workaround. So I have to update --
> if necessary -- the static content only once and editing the "normal" item
> pages is more concise.
>
> Best regards!
> Clemens
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>
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