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What stacks do need to use in admin and the target page to make a slideshow work as there is no admin slideshow oe r else its disappeared

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The slideshow uses a gallery.

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Many thanks Jo that’s working fine.
Using a columnist stack what code would be used to edit the header title and the text within the stack and where would I put the code I have tried using %cmsDataHeader(cmsid)% in the admin,
would the columnist stack also be put in the content page,
Once I have mastered this side amending third party stacks hopefully I will be ok

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This is not a valid macro. Did you intend to use… %cmsData(header)% or %cmsText(header)%

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%cmsData(header)%

Many thanks Jo I am just trying to edit columnist stack but unsure how to go about it I’ve been going through all the info I can find , but my head has become so weary I thought give up and ask the expert

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Okay, a quick overview.

On the admin page (this is where you add content) you add an admin text stack, set to hipwig, markdown, or plain text depending on what editor you want. Each one of these admin stacks will have a unique CMSid.

On the public page you can use a Tcms text stack(set to match the admin editor you chose) or almost any other content stack (like columnist). If you use the Tcms text stack, set the cmsID in the stack UI, if using another content stack, use a Tcms Macro. %cmsText(yourCMSid)%, %cmsTextFormatted(yourCMSid)%, %cmsData(yourCMSid)%. Note, there are tons of macros for different types of content.

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Many thanks, Scott, I think I am getting somewhere at last , iv’e been down with a bug and not getting much sleep, so I guess my Brains somewhat out of sync. I would like to Know the cms that puts the logo on the Yeager landscape site into the top left and how you got the banner to float in and dock at the head

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Here is the CSS for the logo. You may need to adjust it to better suit your logo image and the breakpoints you are using.

@media screen and (min-width : 768px) and (max-width:820px) {
.top-bar .name img {
width: 210px !important;
height: auto !important;
margin-top: -5px;
display: none;
}
}

@media screen and (min-width : 820px) {
.top-bar .name img {
width: 240px !important;
height: auto !important;
margin-top: -15px;

}

}

I’m not sure what you mean by “how you got the banner to float in and dock at the head.” If you are referring to the phone/email line, its just a 1 col and a paragraph above the top bar with the top bar set to sticky.

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Many Many thanks Scott you have been a great help

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