@Panda You should be able to use {% javscript %} as shown in this video - itโs quite the watch, but very educational, and provides insight as to how this works - see below screenshot for an example
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clearly that ^^
@DownPW ok, good. Let me write the code to record the session state (in the same way that the theme engine works) and Iโll release the code, plus CSS.
hell yeah
Simple to modify ?
Example: put the button on the left or right
@DownPW yes, that will be a simple CSS modification
@DownPW said in Bottom footer navbar button extend:
Example: put the button on the left or right
Looks better on the left I think - more natural
@phenomlab yes
@DownPW Iโll make some small adjustments to the final code to accommodate this. Just need to write the session cookie data, then Iโll release the code.
@DownPW Can you let me know if you used the same code for the footer as what is here ? I think this is the case, but want to check. There needs to be some modifications to this code to support the footer toggle.
Updated position of collapse/expand so itโs on the left for a more natural feel
Very great
@phenomlab said in Bottom footer navbar button extend:
Can you let me know if you used the same code for the footer as what is here ?
yes Mark, with minor adjustement.
/admin/extend/widgets
and locate the โGlobal Footerโ widget<div id="console-nav-tab"><i class="fa-solid fa-angles-left"></i></div>
div#console-nav-tab {
position: fixed;
bottom: 0px;
z-index: 900;
height: 30px;
left: 0px;
}
div#console-nav-tab i {
font-size: 16px;
margin-left: 10px;
line-height: 2.0 !important;
}
.toBottom {
bottom: 0px !important;
}
Note, that you probably need to modify the existing CSS ID floatleft
to accommodate the additional DIV and icon. For example
#floatleft {
float: left;
padding-left: 30px; /*additional left padding to support additional DIV and icon */
font-size: 80%;
line-height: 2.0;
font-weight: 600;
display: flex;
}
/admin/appearance/customise#custom-js
and add this block of code (bottom is fine, or wherever you want to place it)$(document).ready(function() {
$(window).on('action:ajaxify.end', function(data) {
var getState = localStorage.getItem("footer");
if (getState === "hidden") {
$("#console-nav-footer").hide();
$("#console-nav-tab i").addClass("fa-solid fa-angles-right");
$('.pagination-block').addClass("toBottom");
} else {
$("#console-nav-tab i").addClass("fa-solid fa-angles-left");
$('.pagination-block').removeClass("toBottom");
}
$("#console-nav-tab").click(function() {
$("#console-nav-footer").toggle(250, function() {
if ($("#console-nav-footer").is(":hidden")) {
localStorage.setItem("footer", "hidden");
$("#console-nav-tab i").addClass("fa-solid fa-angles-right");
$('.pagination-block').addClass("toBottom");
} else {
localStorage.setItem("footer", "shown");
$("#console-nav-tab i").addClass("fa-solid fa-angles-left");
$('.pagination-block').removeClass("toBottom");
}
});
$("i", this).toggleClass("fa-solid fa-angles-left fa-solid fa-angles-right");
});
});
});
why deleted ?
@DownPW Because itโs not finished. I forgot the session stateโฆ
ha oki lol
another request but if itโs not possible, it does not matter
Can we imagine when the footerbar is reduced, we descend the pagination block automatically ?
it would be cleaner. what do you think ?
@DownPW that should be possible, yes. Leave it with me
@DownPW instructions restored
Fixed:
Let me know how you get on.
Note that there may be some cosmetic issues on mobile devices, which I will work through if necessary. In some cases itโs actually better to hide the footer altogether on mobile because of the screen estate.
Hereโs what it looks like
Very good job Mark
โ> I may have done something wrong but everything is ok except the pagination block which does not go down automatically.
An idea ?
@DownPW not sure without checking, but Iโll have a look later