Hello, I want to add two columns (left and right) of the main-outlet, in order to use them as banners. From what I understood already I can add new html code easily in the plugin-outlets space. But it’s not the thing I want to do since there exists no space for this banners already. What should b…

You might find the existing html widget does all you need. GitHub - paviliondev/layouts-custom-html: A widget for the Layouts plugin that allows for Custom HTML to be inserted · GitHub

Take a look at: [imagem] Layouts Plugin Plugin This plugin is a framework for custom Discourse layouts. Its main use case is adding sidebars to Discourse. Desktop Mobile (closed) Mobile (open) [Screen Shot 2020-07-27 at 10.37.25 PM] [Screen Shot …

Hm.. so I would create a widget for each banner and then load it, right ?

It probably is the solution. Although, I haven’t been able to make it work yet. Can’t understand what you mean or how would I use the existing html widget. :confused: So, I decided to create my own widget that would create the two banners and add them on the sides. I created a widget: https://gi…

Great that you have delved in! Always, always have your Browser console open when debugging javascript. This is what I get: [image] You are missing an import statement: import { h } from 'virtual-dom'; That then fixes it: [image] Note you should code it like this, though or your class name …

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merefield (Robert) 22 Setembro , 2020 14:06 2

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