Paste in footer before the /head. Where would that be?

omnix32

There is no footer.php in the theme's folder, and I suspect something with bootstrap makes things different. I tried the code in
Admin.master.php
master.tpl
default.master.tpl so on in the Views folder.

The code is suppose to see bible scripture references such as Joh 3:6 or Dan 1:12 and on highlight with mouse pull up a box with the full scripture.

also looking to add Paypal button and might need to know the same information.

<script>
    var refTagger = {
        settings: {
            bibleVersion: "KJV",            
            roundCorners: true,
            socialSharing: ["twitter","facebook","google"],
            tooltipStyle: "dark",
            customStyle : {
                heading: {
                    backgroundColor : "#ea9999",
                    color : "#20124d"
                }
            }
        }
    };
    (function(d, t) {
        var g = d.createElement(t), s = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0];
        g.src = "//api.reftagger.com/v2/RefTagger.js";
        s.parentNode.insertBefore(g, s);
    }(document, "script"));
</script>

I would be thankful for any ideas on this code and the future paypal code and it's placement location.

Mike.

hgtonight

If you have a custom theme, you can modify the default.master.tpl file to include your scripts where you would like them.

You can also insert code right before the closing </head> tag by hooking in to the render asset event and checking the name:

public function base_afterRenderAsset_handler($sender) {
  if($sender->EventArguments['AssetName'] != 'Head') return;

  // code here will be executed on every page after the head asset is rendered.
  echo 'sup from the head';
}

peregrine

@ said: omnix32There is no footer.php in the theme's folder, and I suspect something with bootstrap makes things different. I tried the code in Admin.master.php

personally I wouldn't mess with the admin.master.php, Period. Only you and admin roles will likely see it.

• admin.master.php only refers to dashboard - no need to change

• default.master.php is the place to change if you want to do a theme tpl change.

• there is no footer template per se like wordpress.

e.g.

look in your theme you can insert script tap within literals where you want

       </footer>

        {event name="AfterBody"}
          Dan 1:12  - if you want a permanent one in template would probably appear in faint letters if in footer. or place it where you want.  change in css
          {literal}
            <script>

         add  your code here.

        </script>
        {/literal}
      </body>

e.g. in post based on your code.

you can also control what pages the js is executed on in a theme.

see this for more examples.

http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/31097/how-to-only-have-js-code-on-home-page-index-only

then if someone posts the reference in a discussion the script would work.

you could also probably use the message option from dashboard to add paypal button or use

http://vanillaforums.org/addon/forumdonate-plugin and embed your button code - see instructions.

you could also make a similar plugin to forum donate, that randomly select some of your reference (by putting a gob of references in an array and selecting one for display in a panel. If you don't know how to do it you could probably hire someone for that)and then a new reference could be selected on each page view.

http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/28420/faq-what-frequently-asked-questions/p1

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As far as plugins there are numerous ways to add js as well.

A plugin could allow changes on all themes.

changing theme is theme specific, depends on your desires what you change.

you have both methods now.

peregrine

I said default.master.php, I meant default.master.tpl regarding bootstrap.

omnix32

@peregrine said:
I said default.master.php, I meant default.master.tpl regarding bootstrap.

once again, Peregrine comes to the rescue. It works!!! Not sure I care for the pink though, but that can be changed.

Looking over forum and reading lots of stuff, it seems that if you ever leave or take a break, a whole lot of questions won't get answered.

thank you very much.

mike

peregrine

omnix32 said : thank you very much.

you're welcome. Thanks for the kind words.