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    Adding 'Plus SIgn' to template....

    Hello,I would like to know how to add that ( + ) icon in a circular div to a different template. for instance what code should I copy and paste into a new template (html code)See this page: https://classifieds.demoflynax.com/motors.html it's the ( + ) icon that is just above the listings, and it has a yellow background.End result: I want to put that code into the my_listings.tpl file located in /tpl/controllers folder.On the same note, I would also like to add that same icon, but with a different link in the my-packages.html located in the same folder, but the link will be to add a new package (front-end, not in admin area)
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    Brian

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    Hello,

    Anyone have the solution to this?
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    Brian

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    Where is + sign? i can't see it in https://classifieds.demoflynax.com/motors.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bahram Soltanirad View Post
    Where is + sign? i can't see it in https://classifieds.demoflynax.com/motors.html
    My mistake: https://www.worldclassads.com/classi...ble-boats.html it's in the div (with gray background) to the right side of the center, and it has a light blue background.
    Last edited by Brian Jester; January 4, 2019 at 05:22 PM.
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    Hello,

    Has anyone had any luck with this?

    If I may edit this post, I will delete the other post relating to another issue but it's on the same page. Regarding the breadcrumb navigation, I want to color all the links to white. Can someone help?

    Original Post: for the breadcrumb: https://forum.flynax.com/showthread....umb-Navigation
    Last edited by Brian Jester; January 4, 2019 at 05:24 PM.
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    Brian

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    See if this html gets you there:

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    Of course you'll have to put that wherever you want the button to be, but that should link users to the add a listing page.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin Mueller View Post
    See if this html gets you there:

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    Of course you'll have to put that wherever you want the button to be, but that should link users to the add a listing page.
    That did not work, at least not to display the plus sign with the circle, but it did show the ... and that links to the add-listing.html page correct, which is exactly what you have posted. Do you have another solution to this?
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    Brian

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    Is your html page linked to the same style.css sheet as the original?

    If not, you should probably first start by opening style.css and copy all "h1-nav" css, should be in the lines 1761 to 1791 area. Then paste that into the whatever stylesheet your html links to and see what that does. You may have to remove the "..." in the html, not sure. Just trying to help steer you in the right direction.
    Last edited by Justin Mueller; January 7, 2019 at 04:19 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin Mueller View Post
    Is your html page linked to the same style.css sheet as the original?If not, you should probably first start by opening style.css and copy all "h1-nav" css, should be in the lines 1761 to 1791 area. Then paste that into the whatever stylesheet your html links to and see what that does. You may have to remove the "..." in the html, not sure. Just trying to help steer you in the right direction.
    Hello Justin,Yes, it's all there in the style.css and it is linked as the rest of the page renders correctly. From lines 1761 to 1799 there are the styles for h1-nav. I will check the code you gave to me originally. Maybe there's a mistake in the code I pasted.

    Update: I do not see any relevant styles for the following code you gave me:


    <nav id="content-nav-icons">
    Last edited by Brian Jester; January 8, 2019 at 02:21 AM.
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    Brian

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    I missed the span in the original html, try to add it and see what it does.

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    And if that doesn't work, try it with the before and after like so to see if that helps:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Jester View Post
    Hello Justin,Yes, it's all there in the style.css and it is linked as the rest of the page renders correctly. From lines 1761 to 1799 there are the styles for h1-nav. I will check the code you gave to me originally. Maybe there's a mistake in the code I pasted.

    Update: I do not see any relevant styles for the following code you gave me:


    <nav id="content-nav-icons">
    Last edited by Justin Mueller; January 8, 2019 at 07:52 PM.

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