You can switch between the two above layouts or choose none and declare your own styles. You can also pick a route and set an outlet for the component.
Right now it shows on global lists (latest/new/unread/top). I was thinking of adding a drop-down to settings to select the global pages it should show. So, yes, on my roadmap when I have time for this again!
What would be the use case for having the logo? On the global pages you’re almost “home” anyways?
What I’d actually be most interested in adding is a mobile view. I didn’t have an idea for that so far, so it’s just not shown on mobile. Thanks for sharing If you’d have an idea for that!
Personalized aesthetics, and combined with a short description, would be quick insight about a community for new visitors, and serve as a reminder for existing users about the mission of the community. Positioned above or left of the links.
Displaying this on global links by default, as well as optionally per category (and tag pages?), would serve as a convenient navigation menu for prioritized areas - this would be my primary intended use. (By the way, the ability to include custom links - not only categories - would be another desirable feature.)
Personally, I find that most Discourse sites tend to be on the vague side especially upon initial visit, and by default I think Discourse navigation can be confusing for the average user. Generally my sites are designed to prioritize only a few areas (of many), and these proposed additions would make it very clear to the average user what those areas are, as well as easy to access.
Good component,
We have installed Versatile Banner, how can we move this component UNDER Versatile Banner?
So that the component Versatile Banner is shown first and then yours.
Thank you.
Yes, both components are rendered on the same outlet. I don’t know what causes the order of elements in that case? On my site it shows under the banner by default…
But you should be able to target the order with CSS declarations:
This sounds like many custom options though. I wouldn’t want to add that much logic to this component.
Building a featured navigation sounds more like a use case for a custom html banner to me? You’d just need some links with images and titles.
I agree with that! I think dedicated banners for visitors and for newly-signed-up users can be helpful and welcoming.
Instalé un componente temático pero no encaja dentro del contenido principal, lo que hace que se vea fuera de lugar (feo), uso el tema air.
¿Me puedes ayudar, por favor, dónde puedo hacer que el componente aparezca dentro del contenedor de color oscuro?
Hola,
Estoy empezando con Discourse y los temas…
Quiero tener algo parecido a tarjetas en la parte superior, como puedes ver aquí: Secret World Legends - Funcom Forums
Este componente de tema parece ayudar en esa dirección…
Lo instalé y pude seleccionar las categorías que quiero que aparezcan, pero solo obtuve los títulos…
Lo cual tiene sentido ya que aún no he configurado ninguna imagen…
Mi pregunta (que probablemente sea una pregunta tonta ya que nadie más la ha hecho) es cómo puedo configurar la imagen de las categorías…
¿Y cómo las “subo”?
Si quieres mostrar una imagen como la del ejemplo, necesitas seleccionar las categorías relevantes en la configuración del componente del tema y asegurarte de que cada una tenga una imagen asignada (configuración de la categoría → Imágenes → Imagen del logo de la categoría)
Si es así, prueba este CSS. Agrégalo al CSS de tu tema o a un componente.
Dentro, puedes ver variables que puedes controlar.
Puedes elegir el número de columnas, el espacio entre los elementos y el ancho de cada elemento.
Los elementos se están apilando automáticamente.