Support Manual / Advanced Users

A responsive design requires an intentionally responsive template and content design. 

If you are not sure if your site is Responsive you can check it.  If your site is responsive it will shrink and grow as you resize your browser window.  A repsonsive site will NEVER need to scroll right and left, only up and down. 

You can see different resolutions for your site here http://www.responsinator.com/

When making changes to your responsive design here are some basic rules to follow.

-  Any fixed sizes larger than 320 will cause viewport issues - potentially causing compliance issues. (it is best to use percentages and not fixed sizes)
-  Frames should not have fixed sizes larger than 320 px.
-  Side by side frames will wrap automatically when the width of them is wider than the device width.
-  In general, it's not a good idea to have more than two frames side by side.

By adding this simple line of code, it will add a link and text that will prompt users for their print window.

<p><a href="javascript:window.print()">Click to Print This Page</a></p>

By pasting this code into a frame where you wish to display the text "Click to Print This Page". 

Using the Source view button before pasting the code.

It will look like this on your page:

Click to Print This Page

Please feel free to contact Support if you have any questions with this.

Yes, that can be done with some CSS coding.

1.Choose a color code you want to use (here is a free site for finding color codes)

2.Enter the code below (with the color code you desire) into the Head section addons. (see image at the bottom of the page for the location of the head sections addon)

<style type="text/css">
/*<![CDATA[*/
 a{
                color:#FF791A ;
}
 a:hover{
                color:#6fcb2c;
}
/*]]>*/
</style>

Once you have the code with the correct colors you can copy the code to the "Head Sections Add ons" of either a specific page (in the page settings area) or if you wish to apply it to the whole site you would paste the code in the "head section addons" in the "Site Template and settings" area.

If you have any questions about how this works please feel free to contact Support

You can customize the notifications the system sends for each module.

This Answer will discuss:

• Notifications
• Mailer Variables (and other variables)

To access the area where you can customize your notifications you will need to go to the membership module that corresponds with the module you wish to customize.  For example, if you want to update your blog notifications you will need to go to the "Mailer" area that connects to your blog module. Like this: YourDomain.com > Modules > Membership: Blog (mX) > Mailer

Once you are in the "Mailer" area, you will need to click on the "topics" area next to the "System messages" for the module your are looking to customize.

Once you have clicked on "topics" you will be able to edit any of the individual notifications that go out automatically.

See the lists below to see the variables available for each module.

Blog:

%blogName% - The name of your blog module.
%postTitle% - The title of your post.
%postContent% - The text of your post or an excerpt from it.
%postLink% - The link to your post on the site.
%postAuthorName% - The name of the post author.
%postAuthorEmail% - The email of the post author.
%commentContent% - The text of comment.
%commentAuthorName% - The name of the comment author.
%commentAuthorEmail% - The email of the comment author.
%commentRating% - The rating of the comment.
%commentExtraFields% - The values of extra fields of the comment.
%unsubscribeLink% - The link to Subscriptions page allowing recipients to opt out.

Membership system messages:

%memberLabel% - the value of "Member Label (Singular)" on General Settings.
%memberGroup% - The name of the Group the member is a part of
%memberName% - The name entered in the "Name" field of the members profile
%memberEmail% - The email entered in the "E-mail" field of the members profile
%memberPassword% -  The "password" entered in the "Password" field of the members profile
%memberValidThru% - The expiration date of the member (if set)
%memberPaymentAmount% - This will show the membership price if you have that set
%memberPackageName% - This will show the sign up package name (that is specified in the "sign up packages" area)
%memberXXXXX% - any other fields, XXXXX is the title of the field with spaces removed, case-sensitive.
%memberSignupInfo% - the list of all fields
%memberSignupInfoNoPassword% - the list of all fields excluding the password
%companyName% - taken from "Site Template and Settings -> Company Name"
%companyUrl% - site address with http://...
%companyEmail% - taken from "Membership -> General Settings -> Notification Email"

%memberNumber% - this will show the identification number assigned to the member when they sign up.


Ad module system messages - same as above (taken from the ad owner's account) plus:

%adLabel% - the value of "Ad Label (Singular)" on General Settings.
%adCode% - This will show the value in the "code" field
%adValidThru% - This will show the Expiration of the AD
%adPaymentAmount% - This will show the price
%adPackageName% - This will show the name of the package
%adXXXXX% - any other fields, XXXXX is the title of the field with spaces removed, case-sensitive.
%adInfo% - all the fields
%adInfoNoPayment% - all the fields excluding ValidThru and PackageName

You can define special template variables in the Email Subject setting: http://prntscr.com/9nlhg0
It supports four template variables:
%postNumber%
%adTitle%
%date%
%siteName%

ECommerce System messages:

%store_url% -  This will show the Website URL
%number% - This will show the Order Number
%status% - This will show the Order Status
%date% - This will show the Order Date
%buyer_name% - This will show the Buyers name

If you have any questions please feel free to contact support

Your DNS Settings, are settings relating to your Domain name.  They tell your Registrar(the company that you have your domain name with, like Godaddy or Rcomexpress) where the files are stored for your website.  They can also tell the registrar where your Email is being hosted.

Below you will find details for different scenarios possible for your site.

If you plan to use WebsiteForge as your DNS Host and have no other existing Website or Email functions using your domain name, then please set your DNS Servers to the following:

You need to point your DNS to:

NS1.WSFCLOUD.NET

NS2.WSFCLOUD.NET

If you use different DNS servers and use WebsiteForge to host your Website:

You need to point these records to our addresses:

If you use different DNS servers and use WebsiteForge for your Email:

Then you can contact Support and let us know where you need your mail records pointed.