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Talk:Integrade DDO Wiki into Joomla
Hey everyone,
I'm creating a guild site for our DDO guild and i was thinking it would be nice to integrade the DDO Wiki with the joomla site. Is there any way to do this? I have downloaded some joomla Wiki plugins but they dont seem to work.
Currently trying with JWiki.
If anyone knows a way can you pls tell me.→ 82.157.172.228 05:29, May 29, 2012 (EDT)
- DDO wiki no longer hosts guild pages... There are many other sites that do such as guildportal etc... We used to at one time, but it became a mess and a hassle.
ShoeMaker (Contributions • Message) 08:05, May 29, 2012 (EDT)
- If you want, (I've done this in similar projects), add a component with the Custom HTML and add ddowiki.com into an iframe (no relation to any Apple i*** product...) tag. If you want to learn more about using iframes, you can look here. The default Joomla! custom HTML module is decent, but I would recommend something a little more like this. It will give you greater flexibility to add custom scripts if you so desire.
Just thought about this option as well. You can create a dropdown menu in your topNav linking to all of the categories directly as well. Just look at the top center of this page and you'll see the categories I'm referring to. Also, I recommend using a skin from [rockettheme.com Rockettheme]. One with the Gantry framework. You'll have a much nicer overall presentation of the site. Hope this helps. :D Ague (Contributions • Message) 20:14, May 29, 2012 (EDT)
- If you want, (I've done this in similar projects), add a component with the Custom HTML and add ddowiki.com into an iframe (no relation to any Apple i*** product...) tag. If you want to learn more about using iframes, you can look here. The default Joomla! custom HTML module is decent, but I would recommend something a little more like this. It will give you greater flexibility to add custom scripts if you so desire.