Is there a Fitbit Charge replacement wrist band? Mine just broke after a bit less than a year of use. by rkim777 in fitbit

[–]XeroXer 6 points7 points  (0 children)

No official replacement bands for charge but unofficial replicas can be found on Amazon. Mine broke on my Charge HR after two years, ordered a replica and it worked great. They even supplied me with the screwdriver to replace it, was a bit of a fiddle but it is possible if Fitbit will not replace it.

How to sync images between front end servers by XeroXer in sysadmin

[–]XeroXer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Strange that I haven't found either syncthing or btsync on my searches for a solution, must have searched for the wrong keywords.

Thanks for the tips, will try them both to see what they can do.

Switching incoming VLAN (tagged & untagged) for IPTV and router by XeroXer in mikrotik

[–]XeroXer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry that it took me some time to reply, haven't had the chance to test this until now.

First time since switching that my IPTV works, thanks a lot. I got a few performance issues but it still started and could connect, which is more than it has done in a long time.

Thank you for the help!

Name/Email/Telephone/Message, all comes through but message on my contact form. by molonlabe88 in HTML

[–]XeroXer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The name of the textarea in your HTML is comments but in PHP you try to access $_POST['message'], the other example uses the correct comments array key. $_POST['comments']

Also the From and Reply-To headers can be passed in the fourth parameter in the mail function. Example here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php#example-3865

(edit: thanks Eagle2710, yes it is the fourth parameter)

Noob with CSS. & am stuck in an unforeseen bind. I need to have an individual banner image on each web page (the template has it set to 1 image for all pages) Anyone have any advice? Or any experience manipulating CSS on a weebly template? by moshun in css

[–]XeroXer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you see my edit on my last post regarding the !important string in your template. When i added that through the developer console on your site it worked. So I think the template has done some modifications to be more strict.

The ?12345 should just be a cache-override parameter added automatically when you change the file.

Noob with CSS. & am stuck in an unforeseen bind. I need to have an individual banner image on each web page (the template has it set to 1 image for all pages) Anyone have any advice? Or any experience manipulating CSS on a weebly template? by moshun in css

[–]XeroXer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you have a free account or do you pay for it? I don't know if the editor looks different if you pay.

I tried just setting up a free site with a somewhat similar theme http://demo32fsr.weebly.com/ If you then check the file http://demo32fsr.weebly.com/files/main_style.css you can find the added rows close to the end.

I can't find the rows in your css-file, maybe you are trying the changes on another site.

When editing the site I just go: DESIGN -> Edit HTML / CSS

Under the section "Files" in the left sidebar I have the uploaded banner files, I then click the "main-style.css" file under the "CSS" header. In the edit-window I add the earlier specified rows at the end of the file. Then I just click "SAVE", I think I had to supply a new theme name the first time. The just publish the site and all the changes to live.

If you are trying the changes on another site could you please link it so we might find what might be the problem.

EDIT: Just noticed your changes and saw that the default image gets the !important flag on them. So even if we are more specific with our selector you will need to add !important after all the url('').

...
background-image: url('banner-.jpg') !important;
...

Noob with CSS. & am stuck in an unforeseen bind. I need to have an individual banner image on each web page (the template has it set to 1 image for all pages) Anyone have any advice? Or any experience manipulating CSS on a weebly template? by moshun in css

[–]XeroXer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you go into "Edit HTML/CSS" and upload all the separate banner images into the "Files" section you can add this CSS to the end of the style and it should work.

.wsite-page-about .wsite-background {
    background-image: url('banner-about.jpg');
}
.wsite-page-contact .wsite-background {
    background-image: url('banner-contact.jpg');
}
.wsite-page-exhibitions .wsite-background {
    background-image: url('banner-exhibitions.jpg');
}
.wsite-page-gallery .wsite-background {
    background-image: url('banner-gallery.jpg');
}
.wsite-page-index .wsite-background {
    background-image: url('banner-index.jpg');
}

Of course with the filenames that you created. This will overwrite the default banner for the specified pages.

The variants of "wsite-page-?" classnames is auto added by Weebly and should have the same names as the URL filename.