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Hello all,

I made the tutorial for expanding the content of the News Writer Pro extension rather than creating a vertical scrollbar.
Please open the project and read the instructions carefully, once you know the idea it will be so easy to implement in your project.

Have fun

Thanks for taking the time to write this for the benefit of everyone.

Sure man
I will write another tutorial for expanding the content of the Guestbook extension, but in needs more explanation as it doesn't work like News Writer Pro, there is a small trick in that. So i will do it later this week

Thanks sonic! sorry a bit late with replies, you've done great thank you so much!



Cheers,
Scott

Enjoy Scott

Hey sonic, just a quick question, does this method work the same for the php blog extension?

http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/phpblog.html


Cheers,
Scott

Hello Scott,

Yes it should, but it might be similar to PHP Guestbook extension, not like News Writer Pro.
I will check it out when i get back home and let you know.

supersonictt wrote:Hello Scott,

Yes it should, but it might be similar to PHP Guestbook extension, not like News Writer Pro.
I will check it out when i get back home and let you know.

Super! thanks sonic!



Cheers,
Scott

supersonictt wrote:Hello all,

I made the tutorial for expanding the content of the News Writer Pro extension rather than creating a vertical scrollbar.
Please open the project and read the instructions carefully, once you know the idea it will be so easy to implement in your project.

Have fun

Hi! I can't download the tutorial file, each time I got the following message: (The attachments feature has been disabled.) Can you help?
Thank you!

At least you get to try, I don't even see the attachment here.

electrochrisso wrote:At least you get to try, I don't even see the attachment here.

Well if you click the Post/Reply button, then the topic review window appear at the bottom, next scroll down to supersonictt post and there is the zip file. But no way to download it.

Yes you are correct, I just tried what you said, and got the same message, what is strange is the user should only need to be logged in to see the attachment, rather than when posting a reply, I think the attachments system must not be working properly by the looks.

That's right, I came up with the same conclusion. Hope an answer will come from supersonictt or someone else on the forum!

The use of attachd files in the forum has been disabled at the moment, hopefully supersonictt will read this and simply provide a link to the file from a external source (mediafire) or from his own site/server

BaconFries wrote:The use of attachd files in the forum has been disabled at the moment, hopefully supersonictt will read this and simply provide a link to the file from a external source (mediafire) or from his own site/server

Well I guess I have to wait for supersonictt's help. Hope he is still visiting the forum, because it seems there is no way to contact him around here!

Otherwise, If anyone else could provide me with copy of the file, it would be much appreciated. Thanks you!

ylem

using the expand script is easy.

you can follow the tutorial : http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/cms_expand.html

Just begin the tutorial a the step #3 and replace when it said in the tutorial : The ID of the Cms View object. The defaul value is wb_CmsView1 with this ' The ID of the newswriter pro'

and do not forget the Important note about the jquery on the tutorial.

maxime wrote:using the expand script is easy.

you can follow the tutorial : http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/cms_expand.html

Just begin the tutorial a the step #3 and replace when it said in the tutorial : The ID of the Cms View object. The defaul value is wb_CmsView1 with this ' The ID of the newswriter pro'

and do not forget the Important note about the jquery on the tutorial.

Thank you maxime!

I will definitely take a look at the tutorial.

Dis anyone find the tutorial. I am interested .
Jerry

It's mentioned in the posts above.
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/cms_expand.html