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Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text in the category table
The colour of the background of the category table
The colour of the category table border
Configure Twitter Feed Component
Paste in the A tag code copied from the Twitter Publish page. (https://publish.twitter.com)
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Configure Excel Component
Load Data from Excel
Indicates that the above cell range includes a header row at the top
Table Appearance
Table Data
No data uploaded
Configure Content Component
Padding
Colours
Defines the colours of the various elements of the component.
The colour of the icon
The colour of the large caption text
The colour of the horizontal line under the caption
The default colour of the text
Dimensions
The default font size of the text
The default line spacing of the text
Configure Image
Set the required height of the image.
Padding
Drag and drop the items into the appropriate order.
Configure Test Component
Select Images
No images found.
Click the 'Upload image file' button on the right-hand end of the toolbar to choose an image from your device.*
Use the other buttons on the toolbar to zoom, rotate and crop your image as desired.
* On some desktops you can also paste a URL web link into the 'File name' box at the bottom of the Open file dialog; then click 'Open'.
* On some devices you can also take a photo from this button. Alternatively, to use an image from the web, you will need to first save the image to your device before selecting.
Bulk Image Upload
Images
Image
File
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Message Me
Use this form to send an email to another member. You may only send to one member at a time.
Your registered email address will be passed on to this member but you may also include alternative contact details.
Note: Emails sent via the website are not entirely private. A copy of every email is held on the database and this can be
accessed by the club officers using the Sent Emails page.
Another email address which the recipient can use to contact you.
Other contact details which the recipient can use to contact you e.g. phone number.
Save View Configuration
The code is used in the URL of the page to identify the view to be displayed.
It should be a short string.
Select the members, roles, security levels or member lists with which you wish to share the view config.
If set, then this will be the default view for those people with whom it is shared, unless they
have set their own personal default.
Choose an Icon
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Requested Membership Subscriptions
One or more of the requested Membership applications require approval.
You will be emailed if your request has been approved and, at that point, you will be able to view and accept or reject
the membership offer and proceed with payment.
will be emailed once the request has been approved and, at that point,
they will be able to view and accept or reject the membership offer and proceed with payment.
Subscriptions have been automatically approved and have been added to your basket. Please now proceed there to make payment.
You have requested one or more group membership subscriptions. You should now use the
register buttons below to add additional members into the available slots.
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Membership
One of:
Next Steps
Request Linked Membership
Add Page to Main Menu
Select the item before which the new menu item should be inserted.
If set, then the menu item will have a dividing line inserted above it.
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