| Synapse Basic Customisation |
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A guide to the basic Synapse customisation options that can be configured in the template "index.php" file with a description of each of the available options and how they affect the presentation of the template. Synapse features several built in configuration options that have been designed to be easily changed with a single control. You can take advantage of these customisation options by making changes in the Synapse "index.php" file. Here is a breakdown of the available options:
$default_style = "style1"; // [style1...style10]
$header_style = "header5"; // [header1... header6]
$enable_ie6warn = "true"; // true | false
$enable_rokzoom = "true"; // true | false
$enable_pngfix = "false"; // true | false
$enable_fontspans = "true"; // true | false (required for sifr)
$font_family = "geneva"; // geneva | optima | helvetica | trebuchet
lucida | georgia | palatino
$template_width = "962"; // width in px
$leftcolumn_width = "250"; // width in px
$righttcolumn_width = "250"; // width in px
$splitmenu_col = "right"; // leftcol | rightcol
$menu_name = "mainmenu"; // mainmenu by default,
$menu_type = "splitmenu";// moomenu | suckerfish | splitmenu
$default_font = "default"; // smaller | default | larger
$show_fontbuttons = "true"; // true | false
$show_pathway = "true"; // true | false
$show_moduleslider = "true"; // true | false
// module slider configuration
$max_mods_per_row = 3; // maximum number of modules per row
(adjust the height if this wraps)
$modules_list = array(array("title"=>"Group 1", "module"=>"user7"),
array("title"=>"Group 2", "module"=>"user8"),
array("title"=>"Group 3", "module"=>"user9"),
array("title"=>"Group 4", "module"=>"user10"),
array("title"=>"Group 5", "module"=>"user11"));
The PNGfixYou can turn off or on the pngfix with this setting. More info at our Tutorial Site.$enable_pngfix= "false"; // true | false Font SpansWith the following setting enabled, you can have multi-colored headers.$enable_fontspans = "true"; // true | false(required for sifr) Font FamilyYou can choose which font you would like to use for your titles.$font_family= "geneva"; // geneva|optima|helvetica| trebuchet|lucida|georgia|palatino LeftColumn WidthWith the following setting, you can choose the width of the left column.$lefctolumn_width= "250"; // width in px RightColumn WidthWith the following setting, you can choose the width of the right column.$rightcolumn_width= "250"; // width in px Splitmenu LocationWith this setting, choose to have the sidebar placed on the left or right of the mainbody. The name of the module positions changes to reflect left or right.$splitmenu_col = "rightcol"; // leftcol | rightcol Default FontBased on your own personal preference, you can set the default font size with this setting below.$default_font ="default"; // smaller | default | larger Font ButtonsYou can enable or disable the font sizer buttons that will display at the top of the template.$show_fontbuttons= "true"; // true | false Show PathwayThis setting controls whether the pathway appears on your site.$show_pathway= "false"; // true | false Module SliderThere is now a convenient toggle to show the tabbed modules or not.$show_moduleslider = "true"; // true | false Module List
With the setting illustrated below, you can control the aspects of the integrated rokslide feature to a great extent. You can control the tab title and also the module position which appears in each of the tabs.
In the code snippet, we have 5 lines, each line controls a single tab. Each line is segregated into 2 distinct parts. These are "title"=>"Tab Title", which controls the Tab Title. The second part is "module"=>"Module Position"),
$modules_list = array(array("title"=>"Group 1 Title", "module"=>"user7"),
array("title"=>"Group 2 Title", "module"=>"user8"),
array("title"=>"Group 3 Title", "module"=>"user9"),
array("title"=>"Group 4 Title", "module"=>"user10"),
array("title"=>"Group 5 Title", "module"=>"user11"));
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Group 1 Stuff
The new multi-core processor overview
A multi-core CPU (or chip-level multiprocessor, CMP) combines two or more independent cores into a single package composed of a single integrated circuit (IC), called a die, or more dies packaged together. A dual-core processor contains two cores and a quad-core processor contains four cores. A multi-core microprocessor implements multiprocessing in a single physical package. A processor with all cores on a single die is called a monolithic processor.Group 2 Panel
What do you prefer? Velocity or Safety?
Software System Safety optimizes system safety in the design, development, use, and maintenance of software systems and their integration with safety critical hardware systems in an operational environment. In the past, industry in general considered increased productivity as the most important aspect of Software Engineering. Little consideration was given concerning the reliability or safety of the software product.Group 3 Collection
