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    Default supersite newb question

    I'm experimenting with a new supersite, which I've never worked with before, and I have a question on construction.
    I've seen supersites with 5 or 6 navbar buttons that transition down to that section of the page.
    Are these sections created as separate pages like a conventional site that are "fused" on export?
    Or is it built as a single page with navbar buttons linked to anchors?
    I've never done this before and it's a little confusing.
    I've exported some templates as supersites and viewed them in browsers, and they aren't working the way I expect.
    Thanks.

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Supersites are all separate pages that are "fused" on export - good description. What you get is a complete site so if it is lots of graphics, expect a slow download.
    There are three types: Vertical, Horizontal and Page Transitions.

    Vertical/ Horizontal work like anchors; transition uses jQuery/CSS (my guess, mainly CSS ) to hide/reveal//do magic.

    Can you name a template and a transition and then explain what is is not doing for you?

    Acorn
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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Thanks for the reply, Acorn.
    When I open the Oceana or Cinereal themes, export as supersites with Page Transitions/slide in from top, and open inside Chrome on Win7-64bit, none of the navbar buttons work, and when I scroll, it's only showing one page, not any of the others.
    I know there is a navbar supersite bug in V11 already mentioned, but I'm only seeing page 1 on export, none of the others.

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Hi Merlin_AZ, see the following link http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthre...-Working/page2 (See post 12 & 14) No solution yet but Acorn and some other of us are waiting for an answer from Xara.

    Ciao

    Roly
    Last edited by roly; 30 May 2015 at 11:21 PM. Reason: Added a little more info

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Thanks Roly.
    I guess we'll see what happens after the first update.

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Acorn -- if I make a 4 or 5 page Supersite -- with horizontal pages with those neat transitions -- after the site is up, if I make an edit to something on one page only, does it have to re-upload the whole Supersite, or is it smart enough to upload just that changed area? Like if I added an extra picture on one of the pages, or more text, etc...
    Author -- 'Drawing for Money' and 'Self-Publishing Secrets', at Jon404.com

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Give it a try it, Jon?
    And make sure you tick the Fast Publish (Only changed files) check box
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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Quote Originally Posted by jon404 View Post
    Acorn -- if I make a 4 or 5 page Supersite -- with horizontal pages with those neat transitions -- after the site is up, if I make an edit to something on one page only, does it have to re-upload the whole Supersite, or is it smart enough to upload just that changed area? Like if I added an extra picture on one of the pages, or more text, etc...
    Jonathon, it really depends. Usually a text change to a text box would only result in a page (page.htm) change. If it is graphics, Xara has a tendency to renumber images so all get uploaded.
    I get round the latter by naming large images (Name: filename=image), which reduces the upload effort.

    Acorn
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    When we provide assistance, your responses are valuable as they benefit the community. TG Nuggets you might like. Report faults: Xara Cloud+/Pro+/Magix Legacy; Xara KB & Chat

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    Thanks Acorn -- after I import a picture onto the page, and then open the Names dialog, could you give me an actual example of what you would put in the Apply Name: box? Imagine it's a JPG of a train, and the filename is train1.jpg...
    Author -- 'Drawing for Money' and 'Self-Publishing Secrets', at Jon404.com

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    Default Re: supersite newb question

    filename="train1"

    Then press 'Add'.

    DO NOT ADD THE .jpg extension.

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