Using with Columniser [SOLVED]

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Constantech · #1 Post by **Constantech** » Fri May 25, 2012 5:03 am

Hi,

When I use Frames by itself, it works fine, however, when I use it with Columniser, the frames don't show.

I've tried the following:

{AF}.......................{AC}......................{AF}
{AC}.......................{AF}......................{AC}
text........................text.......................text
ACBR....................{/AF}......................{/AF}
{/AF}......................ACBR....................ACBR
{AF}.......................{AF}.......................{AF}
text........................text.......................text
{/AC}......................{/AF}.....................{/AC}
{/AF}......................{/AC}.....................{/AF}

The columns work, but frames never show.

Any help or guidance appreciated.

Regards
John

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#2 Post by **Vasiljevski** » Sun May 27, 2012 12:43 am

Well, I never tried something like this

Generally, I think that frame inside a frame is the problem, not a combination of Admiror Frames and Admiror Columnizer.

Is the site you added this online, if not can you post a image?

Constantech · #3 Post by **Constantech** » Sun May 27, 2012 9:49 am

Hi,

I came across this demo page for Frames:

http://www.admiror-design-studio.com/en ... rames/demo

And tried using the example down near the bottom without using columniser, but that didn't work either.

You can see the page at:

http://www.constant.com.au/home/social- ... edia-quote

The html for the page is below:

{AF template=round width=30%}
<h1>Setup Your</h1>
<h1>Social Media Presence</h1>
 
Setup all of the following:
 
Google+ User Account
Google+ Business Page
 
Facebook User Account
Facebook Business Page
 
Twitter Account
 
Business pages setup includes
Placing a logo picture
Configure notification settings
Configure privacy settings
Configure administrator accounts
Browser extensions for easy management
Business information entered
Setup for maximum search engine benefit
 
You get all that for the one low price:
 $385.00
 
{/AF}
{AF template=round width=30%}
<h1>Staff Training</h1>
<h1>For Network Engagement</h1>
 
Training for producing and posting your own content, and how to effectively engage with others in your "Follow Me, Follow You Network", is conducted over 2 x 1 hour sessions, with a week or so between sessions.
 
We can train up to 3 people in a session.
 
You'll get comprehensive instruction on how to use the automation tools that make creating your own articles, and posting to your multiple Social Media accounts.
 
Further to that, you'll get the low down on all the very best techniques for engaging with others in your network.
 
All this industry leading information and training is only:
 $154.00
 
{/AF}
{AF template=round width=30%}
<h1>Ongoing</h1>
<h1>Training / Support</h1>
 
Ongoing support can be provide two ways
 
1. A formal training session at your offices.
2. Via a Google+ Hangout (video chat).
Google+ Hangouts have a nice feature that allows either party to display their screen. This works very well for training as we can see what your doing and talk you through the steps to follow, and see that your right on track.
 
Ongoing support is provided at our normal hourly rate:
 $77.00 / hour
{/AF}
<a href="home/social-media/social-media" style="color: #0000cc; text-decoration: underline; text-align: center;"><img src="images/button-blue-more-info-150x50.jpg" border="0" alt="button-blue-more-info-150x50" width="150" height="50" style="vertical-align: middle;" /></a>                                                            <a href="index.php?option=com_flexicontact&view=contact&Itemid=117" style="color: #0000cc; text-decoration: underline;"><img src="images/button-red-contact-us-150x50.jpg" border="0" alt="button-red-contact-us-150x50" width="150" height="50" style="vertical-align: middle;" /></a>

I tried without the images at the bottom, and tried using 25% for the width on all frames. Neither of which helped at all.

Appreciate your help.

Regards
John

Constantech · #4 Post by **Constantech** » Sun May 27, 2012 12:58 pm

I've managed to overcome the problems.

I'm not using Columniser.

I put the frames into a table. I know crawlers don't like tables, but I noticed in the source that Frames uses a table anyway, so I thought, what the heck.

As a side note, when I did it as per the example on the demo page, it made the frames 30% width, but put them one under the other, and not beside each other, as it's shown on the demo page. So the demo page is a bit missleading. Unless I'v missed something there of course. Also the text needs to have manual line breaks so as to not push them wider than 30%, otherwise the frame ends up being as wide as the widest line break.

Thanks for your time and help.

Regards
John

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