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Written by Josh Lyon
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Tuesday, 27 March 2007 15:26 |
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As some of you may have noticed, I've recently added a search box to the top of the site. This is a default module in joomla, but the template I'm using didn't have support for a search bar right out of the box. This blog post describes how I added the modified the WR_Futilus_Situs theme so it would have a search box that looked like it fit in. At a high level, the steps involve: - Enabling the search module and setting it up
- Modifying the theme's index.php file to include the search box
And here are the details: Setting up the module: - Enter the Joomla Administration page.
- Click Modules > Site Modules
- Click on the Module named "Search" (of type "mod_search")
- Make sure the item is published by clicking the appropriate radio box.
- And change the Position Drop Down box to position User8
- Click save at the top
Modifying the index.php file:
- FTP into your server
- Access the joomla_home/templates/wr_futilus_situs folder
- Download the file index.php (from the above folder) for editing
- Find the section called <!-- START: SUCKERFISH -->
- Below : <div id="nav">
<?php mosShowListMenu($menu_name); ?> </div> Insert: <div style="padding-top: 5px;" align=right> <?php mosLoadModules ( 'user8', -1 ); ?> </div> - Save the file and upload it via FTP
- You are DONE!
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