17 thoughts on “Joomla 2.5 template with Slideshow”

  1. Hello,

    Can anybody tell if it is possible to fill the “News-tab dynamic? Üsing a module (Flexi Custom Code) would be great but the tab-positions seems not to be applied?

    Thanks,
    Ronald

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  2. I installed this template, and it is great! But when I try to create sub-menu items, it will NOT show the sub-items when I hover over the menu on the main page (it only shows each sub-item when you are on the specific page…) How can I solve this problem?

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  3. Guys, you can enable the slideshow on every page by deleting the following lines in the index.php file in the template:

    getActive() == $menu->getDefault($lang->getTag())) { ?>
    ….

    You have to leave the line which is marked here with ….

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  4. I’ve got the template working and it looks good. The problem I’m having is that the menu items don’t appear on the menu bar. No way to navigate the site. I’ve created categories, articles and menu items and linked everything appropriately but still nothing in the menu bar.

    Help?

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  5. Also suffering the fact that the slideshow only shows up in the Home page.

    It seems to be a hard problem to solve.

    I tried Paci’s solution:
    getActive() == $menu->getDefault($lang->getTag())) { ?>
    ….

    You have to leave the line which is marked here with ….

    …but it didn’t work. Any other solutions?

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    • hi. the template is coded that way: slideshow shows on homepage only or at all. You could disable it and install a new slideshow instead. Or simply use one of our newer templates because then you will have the option to show the slideshow on all pages.

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