We're styling our Ning site, http://addivanetwork.com to integrate with our main site, http://addiva.net, which is on WordPress.   It's important there's a menu somewhere intuitive that will take people back to the main site.  

 

Is there are way to customize the header to accept something like that?  I've found the 'text' widget and added it.  I'm thinking, if I could use CSS to force it up onto the header, maybe I could get that to work.  I've started fiddling with that, but thought it would be wise to ask here, am I going in a good direction, or is their a better/simpler way?

 

Thanks!

Linda Carter

 

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Hi Linda,

One way to add a submenu to the header would be to put the submenu links in an Instant Ad Box below the header. Then use CSS to position the ad box above the groups module. This way, the submenu links will show up on all of the pages, and not just the home page.

I know I saw an Instant Ad Box, but now I can't find it.  I've been through all the links in the Dashboard and just can't seem to find it.

 

Thanks

The Instant Ad Boxes should be located in your Dashboard, under Settings —> Features Layout. The Ad Box options will be at the very bottom of the screen, right above the Save button.


Hope this helps!

This helps me, but just for one step.

I want to make a special "home" site. There should be big banners when you enter the page (with a little menu - were people can click on buttons to register theirselves).

But I dont want to see this on other pages. And if its possible I dont want to see it if I am logged in as well.

Hey Tobias,

If you set the banner's CSS to {display:none;} and then use JQuery to make it show up in certain conditions (i.e. only on main page, not signed in), that should work. If you're not familiar with JQuery, here's an example code you can insert into the custom code box (remember to modify it to your needs):

<script type="text/javascript">

$(".xg_widget_main_index_index .xg_signup").each(function(){$("**your_banner_selector_here**").show();});

</script>

As explained in documentation here,  .xg_widget_main_index_index is the class that identifies the main page, and .xg_signup is the class that shows up only when you are signed out (you can find this at the account module HTML). After identifying these two selectors, you should be able to tell the banner when to display.

custom code box

I didn't see such a custom code box yet.... where I have to look for it?.

And thanks for this help!

Custom Code box is in
My Network > Tools > Custom Code 

No Problem! 

Sill can not find it. 

 

Tools

 

I do not have the point "Custom Code" :S

Hi Tobias,

Are you using the Mini Pricing Plan? I don't believe Custom Code is available in Mini.

No I am using Ning Pro. Here is an image:


Answer Ejiasi said:

Hi Tobias,

Are you using the Mini Pricing Plan? I don't believe Custom Code is available in Mini.

May it is because I am still in the test-phase?

Hi Tobias,

Are you logged in as an Admin instead of a network creator (NC)? Only NCs can access the custom code.

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