jonathancrow
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Any help on when/whether different CSS 3 elements are supported in Lithium would be much appreciated. I am trying to do some animation and haven't been able to get it to work: <div id="Stage_Rectangle" class="Stage_Rectangle_id" style="position: absolute; margin: 0px; left: 0px; top: 0px; width: 130px; height: 96px; right: auto; bottom: auto; -webkit-transform-origin: 50% 50%; -webkit-transform: translate(19px, 19px) translateZ(0px) rotate(0deg) scale(1, 1); border: 0px none rgb(0, 0, 0); background-color: rgb(192, 192, 192); -webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); -webkit-transform-style: preserve-3d;"></div> I am wondering if it just because it isn't supported in Lithium, or if it is maybe not supported in a message post? Thanks, Jonathan83Views0likes1CommentRe: Passing parameters to an iFrame
Thanks guys. I will definitely look into this XSS issue more before going live. One more question I have though, I found that it worked fine when I was already logged into the community, but if I was redirected to the login page first it didn't work. Any thoughts on what I would have to do to get this working? I have SSO turned on. Do I need to do anything to the field "URL to login page"? It looks like the query string is getting removed when I get redirected to the login page. Thanks, Jonathan147Views0likes1CommentPassing parameters to an iFrame
Ok more than a little pleased with myself, since I am not a coder it was pretty cool when I saw this work. The problem I had was that I had a form (using Eloqua but could be any form) posted in an iFrame on the site. The frame needed to autofill values (such as email address) that were passed in the query string via an email. The iframe was not passing the parameters and I couldn't use javascript in the article so I thought I was screwed. Then I realized that if I added the javascript to the header of the skin wrapper it would work for any iframes that needed to be passed parameters via the query string, but if there were no paramters, it would just do nothing. So I added this code (from a guy on the Eloqua forum) to my header wrapper: <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { var loc = window.location.toString(), params = loc.split('?')[1], iframe = document.getElementById("trackFrame"); iframe.src=iframe.src + '?' + params; }); </script> Then in the article I added the parameter id="trackFrame" so that the iFrame looked like this: <iframe id="trackFrame" src="http://my.company.com/theurl" width="300" height="500" frameborder="0"></iframe> Eh voila when I click the link in the email my email address prepopulates on the form.196Views0likes4CommentsRe: Hiding line on blog article
Thanks everyone. Unfortunately I didn't have control over the system calling the blog article. So creating a REST API would have meant dealing with my tech team and adding $$$. I had to use a different CSS Inspection tool but I was able to find it. DougS it was in the lia-panel-message I wasn't involved in setup so getting to know the CSS that was put into place has been challenging. Thanks again for your help.225Views1like1CommentHiding line on blog article
Tech support has refused to help me on this, so I am hoping someone out there can. I am trying to create a blog article page that has no formatting around it - just a blank page so that we can post videos to be used in our application as help videos. I have configured all of the appropriate components so that display: none has them not showing on the screen. But somewhere in either one of these classes: lia-message-view message-uid-327 lia-component-article lia-component-blogs-widget-blog-message-view lia-quilt-column-alley lia-quilt-column-alley-single There is a line drawn on the bottom of the message. Unfortunately I can't show the page since I have a closed community. After trying tech support they told me they couldn't help me, even though a) the documentation for this is clearly lacking and b) it isn't easily discoverable. I could understand if the documentation was there and I just needed to read it more carefully. Or if it was something that I should be able to discover by myself. But after five hours of looking I give up. It is really unfortunate that tech support continues to behave as if anything along these lines is not their problem. Here is an idea, make a product that doesn't require five hours of hunting and pecking in order to figure out where the stupid grey line is that YOU put there.Solved314Views0likes6CommentsRe: Nested categories in breadcrumb trail
Thanks that did work, but a little too well. I have hidden boards, that I don't want everyone to see all within a hidden category. That category now shows up in the breadcrumb trail even though I have that set to "Disable HTML links for categories"280Views0likes0Comments