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We’re using a custom theme on this project, so this may be theme-specific, but if you’re using Magento and Google Checkout and the Google Checkout button is incredibly tiny (13px tall specifically), then you have a style in your CSS file that is setting all input types, including the Google Checkout button, to be 13px tall.
To fix this, edit design/frontend/[THEME NAME]/default/template/googlecheckout/link.phtml
Find the line, around line 34, that looks like:
htmlEscape($this->getImageUrl())?>”
And edit it, adding the section in bold:
htmlEscape($this->getImageUrl())?>”
You’ll want to change 46px to an appropriate value for the size of Google Checkout button you are using; 46px is for the large version of the button.
I have the exact same issue on how to remove index.php from the url. Here are the steps:
1. I first enabled the rewrite in Admin>System>Configuration>Web>Search Engine Optimization>Use Web Server Rewrites
2. I also enabled mod_rewrite in apache2 in the terminal with: sudo a2enmod rewrite and then restart apache2 with sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
I checked that mod_rewrite is enabled in the directory: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/rewrite.load
At this point, I can properly display the homepage without the index.php in the home url. All is well until I click on any product category or any link, the index.php in the url is removed but I receive a 404 error. If I manually type in the index.php in the address bar, I can navigate to the page.
After searching the forum on this problem, people having the same problem resolved it with .htaccess. Here’s what I did:
3. I copied the content of .htaccess.sample in the magento root and paste it to a new file called .htaccess in the same directory.
4. I uncommented the statement: “RewriteBase /magento/” and change it to “RewriteBase /” since my magento directory is already the root
This didn’t resolve the problem, I still have the 404 error. I search the forum again, and tried:
5. I issued the command in terminal to edit http.conf: sudo gedit /etc/apache2/httpd.conf and paste the following in the file
# Each directory to which Apache has access can be configured with respect
# to which services and features are allowed and/or disabled in that
# directory (and its subdirectories).
#
# First, we configure the “default” to be a very restrictive set of
# features.
#
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
After restarting apache2, I’m still having the same 404 error. Another search in the forum and
6. I refreshed the catalog cache in Admin>Cache Management>Catalog Rewrites>Refresh
But I still have the same 404 error when I clicked on the category page or any other links in the homepage. What could be the problem and how do I fix this? Thanks.
I am not quite sure how many of you guys often delete articles but I have gone all the way up to 50 articles! I now have a hard time keeping track of them because I had so many. Here is my simple step on how to reset your article ID in joomla.
1. Log in to you your phpmyAdmin
2. Open your database associated
3. Find jos_content
4. Under Structure select the article ID
5. Click Browse at the top
6. Then edit article id number.
Also make sure you lower the auto increment counter to the highest number of articles +1. Otherwise, the next time you create ann article it will start with whatever article numbe you left off before the changes happened.
Good Luck
Remove default site name from your joomla page title website
Title tag is one of the most important factors in SEO. It is like a title of the book which gives search engine and people visiting your site a hint of what is inside. Full title modification can give a better ranking for a targeted keyword/s.
In Joomla, the format of the title is [Site Name - Title Tag] by default. You cannot edit that in Joomla administrator. The best solution for this is edit the HTML/PHP code in theme but this may not be applicable in all joomla theme.
Step 1:
Go to EXTENSIONS>TEMPLATE MANAGER the choose the theme that you are currently using.
Step 2:
Click the edit theme and find this PHP Code [?php echo $GLOBALS['mosConfig_sitename']?]
Step 3:
Delete that code and click save but be sure add closing tags before doing this.
