Solutions tagged with ‘doing’:
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Uploading pdf's is currently not something you can do through cushy -- however it's been a popular suggestion (along with image uploading) and we'll be seriously considering this in the near ...
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Guys, i'm pretty sure this will fix it: http://blog.hwa2u.com/youtube-with-xhtml-10-strict-valid/ basically a way of doing youtube embeds in a standards compliant way.
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Really depends on what cushy users want. if it's a wildly popular idea then we could probably figure out a way of doing it.
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Sorry- i think i misinterpreted what you were asking. this isn't something i think cushy is suitable for doing however.
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It is a little hacky, but you can put in the path to something manually such as /munov01/whatever/directory, note the starting '/'. using the browser everything is relative to the users home ...
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Sounds like an issue with invalid nesting of tags. basically you need to ensure you're writing reasonably valid html by closing a block before opening a new one. if not, cushy gets confused ...
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If you have the option of running something other than proftpd, then i would really recommend doing so. unfortunately that particular brand of ftp server seems really unstable with cushycms. if ...
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This is a pretty hacky way of doing it but you're after a pretty specific outcome so here goes:
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The url you gave worked fine for me. i am not sure which previous discussion you are referring to? are you able to give me the link to the thread? 403 is apache's code for "forbidden", which ...
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This sounds like it could be pretty easily remedied by tweaking your css. at present you probably have something like this in your css: .link { color: red; } try doing this instead: .link ...
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Ahh ok -- i see what you mean. the short answer is there's no easy way to add a link around it when doing it the way. with the wysiwyg, you *could* use a little css to ...
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I don't think so -- you may be able to move it's position in the same document by highlighting it and dragging the edges, but for something like that i'd suggest either: a) using the html ...
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Cushycms probably things your tag is extraneous as it doesn't fully understand your opening tag. you could try splitting your , e.g. towards the end of your code, change it to: ...
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How about doing something like .cushycms ul { list-style-type: circle; } .(or whatever) in your css?
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I'm afraid not adam -- doing it in javascript is pretty simple though.
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Sftp is supported by cushy -- however it looks like you are trying to connect to a non-standard port (21 - normal ftp) instead of sftp's default port which is 22. are you doing this on ...
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