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SnippetsMaking the Tree Tools sticky for easier editing on large sites
22 March 2011 | | | Supports v2.4
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If you have ever had to edit content on a SilverStripe site with lots of pages, you will have noticed how furstrating it is to have to keep scrolling back up the tree panel to create a page or enable drag and drop re-ordering. Well, here is a handy bit of CSS you can add to keep the tools static, even as you scroll down the tree.
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SnippetsDynamically Combining CSS and Javascript Files for Faster Loading using Requirements
4 December 2010 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
TweetAs you will most likely already know, reducing the number of HTTP requests that your site makes can have a significant effect on loading times. However, usually it's not practical to combine all your files into a single one for reasons of maintainability. This is where SilverStripe steps in and provides an elegant, automated solution to this common 'requirement' (lol, get it?).
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SnippetsUsing a Print Stylesheet
16 December 2009 | |
TweetOften people want to be able to print webpages without all the menus and graphics and with all the content fitting correctly onto a page. To do this you need to create a separate print stylesheet. It would look something like this:
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TutorialsCustomising the WYSYWIG editor (TinyMCE)
24 July 2009 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
TweetThe default install of SilverStripe contains an array of buttons for the TinyMCE HTML editor. However usually your client will need some extra functionality or you may want to keep things simple for them by removing some of the buttons. As of SilverStripe 2.3.2 this is very easy and can be achieved by adding some code to the _config.php file.
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BlogAn Example CSS Framework
24 March 2008 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3
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A CSS framework is a set of pre-prepared style sheets that can be used as a starting point for any project. Using a framework allows you to skip all the tedious parts of getting the basics right and lets you start working on what makes your site different from the beginning.
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