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Im trying to understand the code below and mod it to replace with a login and signup button please guide me.
code:
<ul>
<li>{anchor:url1="account/login/",url2="index.php?m=account_login",name="core|menu_login",pre="<span>",pro="</span>"} </li>
<li>{anchor:url1="account/register/",url2="index.php?m=account_register",name="core|menu_register" ,pre="<span>",pro="</span>"}</li>
</ul>
where do i add the img src code at above?
thanks..
well thats the code for the signup and login page links
if you want to use an image try something like this:
<a href="index.php?m=account_login"><img src="myimage"></a>That will go to the signup page when the image is clicked
thanks misulicus
but i beleive the code do more then that.
wonder whats this code represent?
1. name="core|menu_login"
2. pre="<span>",pro="</span>
why span is inside the {} ,
thanks
"core|menu_login" tells the system which text to display.
the 'core' part means /includes/languages/-your_language-/lang.core.php
'menu_login' tells the system where in lang.core.php to look.
This is useful if your page offers more than one language.
the entire code is a call to an extension called : ext.anchor.php
and all those vars are just parameters it passes to the extension
1. Means inside lang.core.php, the value for: menu_login will be shown
2. it means the anchor text (in this case the contents of name) will be put between <span> and </span>
Its a fancier way of saying:
<a href="http://www.site.com/index.php?m=account_login" title="Login"><span>Login</span></a>
if you dont have friendly URL enabled, or
<a href="http://www.site.com/account/login/" title="Login"><span>Login</span></a>
if you dook.. let me share what happen when we use this code
<a href="index.php?m=account_login"><img src="myimage"></a>
yes. we get LOGIN with a image BUT its not SEO url...
thanks for sharing.
Back to original question... so how do i add the image to below code with seo url
<ul>
<li>{anchor:url1="account/login/",url2="index.php?m=account_login",name="core|menu_login",pre="<span>",pro="</span>"} </li>
<li>{anchor:url1="account/register/",url2="index.php?m=account_register",name="core|menu_register" ,pre="<span>",pro="</span>"}</li>
</ul>
thanks.!
its a css job i guess. maybe ill try all method i know of.. covering with a DIV or Class for the LI
ok try this:
<a href="{virtual_path}{ifelse:settings.fancy_urls,"1","account/login/","index.php?m=account_login"}" title="{lang:"core","menu_login"}"><img src="YOURIMAGE" border="0"</a>