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Inviato da iPad Il giorno 16/mag/2014, alle ore 21:34, Pierluigi Quagliotto <[email protected]> ha scritto: > Dear Brenton, and Dear Angel, > > The task could not be easy, but also, an answer could be done. At least for > the two most important and used Content Managing Systems, also known as CMS, > the thing is possible. > > For the easiest CMS to be managed, Wordpress, the most used to host blog > sites, please refer to this address: > > http://pinostriccoli.altervista.org > > The author, Pino Striccoli, used this to give a lot of info and examples to > his students. Several pages are a good way to shed light on the way JMol or > JSMol can be used into it. > > I am ready to publish a site made with Joomla, the other CMS. This site > should have to be ready about two months ago, but unfortunately, the hosting > service of my University was rebuilt in those last months, so I am waiting > that all the system can work well before activating the site. > > So, it is possibile and the real problem is how to solve some problems. As > Angel anticipated, in CMS site or blogs, the author and users can normally > introduce plain text. Sometimes it is possibile to format the text with some > HTML commands, but this is related to a choice of the site Administrator that > can activate this option. > > If the blog is your personal blog you should have access to the > administrative panel of the blog. > > In this case you should be able to solve our problems even it could seem a > bit tricky at a first sight. The page of an article or post is built by the > CMS that drive all the process. The text of the post is inserted in a large > part of HTML code that the CMS build to let your browser to give the typical > graphical aspect of the site. You have to face 2 main problems. To prepare a > HTML page that uses JSMol, you should introduce the declaration of the jsmol > file, with javascript. The second one is to make able the CMS to read the > "post" as an HTML code so that it can be introduced by the CMS into the page > to be delivered. > > Those two problems can be solved since those CMS can be extended in their > basic fucntins by using extension that can be modules, components and > plugins. Both Joomla and Wordpress have plugins that can help the > admiistrator to insert code into the <HEAD> section, to solve the Javascript > declaration and also plugins that can let you inserting HTML code into the > post. > > Depending the complexity of the JSMol use into the blog post, you should > become familiar also with javascript and PHP, two programming languages. > > you can start to replicate some very basic example pages of JMol eamples by > looking into their code and trying to put all things in the right place into > the CMS. Only when things will become a bit more complicated, you should > acquire javascript and PHP knowledge. > > I started in the last days of December and a version of my site was working > and to be published by the end of February, but the problems in the hosting > service caused me to delay. > > Do not give up... We were all "noob" at our beginning... The great problem is > to have time. > > Just a final note: all what I described is possible if you are the > administrator of rhe blog. if you only want to show some JSMol application > into a post of an existing blog of which you are not the owner and > administrator, it is nearly impossible, because to avoid hacking, the blogs > and sites do not permit to introduce code to simpel users. > > Good luck! > > Pierluigi Quagliotto > > > Inviato da iPad > > Il giorno 16/mag/2014, alle ore 15:36, Angel Herráez <[email protected]> > ha scritto: > >> Brenton, >> >> That's not easy. Not just a question of how to edit html code, but >> blogs have their underlying engines designed to easy editing TEXT, >> which make doing advanced under-the-hood things actually more >> complex. >> >> Have a look at >> >> http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Blogs_Using_Jmol >> >> http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/CMS_Using_Jmol >> >> On the other hand, the HTM files included in J(S)mol download are >> templates that you could use as code to use and customize, but that's >> probably not going to work in a blog. >> >> Another choice is using Jmol Export to Web, an utility included in >> the Jmol application. It will build fpr you web pages with embedded >> JSmol into them, but probably not working inside a blog. >> >> I'd rather not discourage you, but you may need to abandon your plan. >> Doing sophisticated things requires time to learn, by practice, trial >> and error. 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