Artemis - Responsive AJAX Portfolio/Blog Template

Hello again,

You don’t have to create anything. Simply choose from index-dark or index-light pages and rename the one you want to index.html and build upon that.

As I said in the mail I sent you, the best way to go would be to upload the site to the server as is, and just edit the inner pages via HTML .

Nikos

Hello friend,

I have not included this file in the main download as it doesn’t offer any functionality to the main theme. Please use the contact form in my profile page to send me an email.

I’ll be happy to forward you these files if you need them

Thank you for the purchase, Nikos

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your purchase,

Chrome don’t support AJAX local loading for some reason. Just switch to Firefox

Yes, I think we lost each other there and it’s my bad :-/

This is NOT a one-page website, it’s just loading the inner pages dynamically via AJAX . Maybe explaining the structure might help you out:

The index.html page is loaded first. Then, when the user clicks on a link, an AJAX call fetches the inner page content, which reside in a seperate file, i.e. contact.html.

Thus, via PHP , when AJAX calls for the page, you can customize what the user’ll see.

Thank you, Nikos

Ahhh – that’s cool! – so I can do it in the “normal” way and it will just call what I want the user to see? – for example, from the index.html I have a “menu item” for “login” – this opens the page login.php and then from there I can do the “normal” authorisation check and call the pages I want…

Assuming you have set a SESSION or a COOKIE variable, yes, you can control what the user sees or not

Thank you very much for your kind words, and the purchase

As long as you move the elements around and change their sizes a bit, you can easily add as many points as you want. And if you come into any trouble, I can help you.

Thank you, Nikos

Thanks a lot. Just one more question, does this template work on wordpress?

No, this is not Wordpress-ready, however, as it’s a single HTML , it shouldn’t be too hard to implement to WP.

Thank you for your kind words, friend!

Hello there, and thanks for the purchase!

I don’t quite understand what you want to do here. Do you want one of the main boxes to direct to another, external website? Or just a link to, say, the bottom of the page?

Thank you, Nikos

Hello again,

1. Open the custom-scripts.js file under the /scripts folder and replace function menuItemClicked with the one below:
   

   //function that handles clicking on a menuitem
   function menuItemClicked(evt){
   
       if(!$(this).find("a").hasClass("ignore")){
   
           //prevent redirection from Javascript capable clients - ONLY crawlers will get to the inner pages and index
           evt.preventDefault();
   
           currentMenuItem = $(this);
   
           //bring back down
           $(this).stop(true).animate({ "boxShadow" : "none", "top":"0px","left":"0px"}, {queue:false, duration:200});
   
           setTimeout(function(){
   
               //arrange all menuItems
               arrangeMenuItems();
   
               //fade the wrapper out, and load the contents of the active item
   
               $("#wrapper").delay(800).animate({opacity:"0"},{duration:400, easing: "easeInOutQuad"});    
   
               //transform the anchor
               var anchorage = "typography.html";
               anchorage = currentMenuItem.find("a").attr("href");
   
               //function that handles the ajax loading of the contents
               loadContents(anchorage);
   
           }, 250);
   
       }
       else
           window.location.href = $(this).find("a").attr("href");
   
   }

2. Then, add a class of “ignore”
to every menu-item link you want to link to an external site, like this:


<a class="ignore" href="http://www.google.gr"></a>

Let me know if you need additional help, Nikos

Hello friend,

I’m glad your problem is solved, and, I think you’re going to like the next item

Someone flagged your comment as innapropriate, and I cannot see it, please send me an email via my profile page to resolve further issues.

Thank you, Nikos

Thank you, looking into the issue right now, will reply at your email.

where? what do you call an issue?

Hello there, friend, Thank you so much for the purchase. Please use the form in my profile page to contact me for support, that way I can resolve the issue faster.

Thank you, Nikos

Thank you so much for your kind words, much appreciated!