Video guide

 

#The Menu Manager Layout.

*This article is about customizing your menu, not only main menu.

Explanation:

#1 This is the area of Pages, Links, Header Title for your menu to add

#2 The Menu name, and Setting are for displaying your menu Horizontal or Vertical

#3 The Menu Structure settings, in this area, you can config the plugin or page enabled/disabled to users, change names, change order…etc

#4 Save Menu button after changes.

I/How to add a new page as an item in your menu:

#1 Check on the checkbox of the page you want to add.

#2 Press on Add to Menu.

#3 Press on Save Menu to finish.

On Front End, it will look like:

#The page you added, now displayed in Main Menu

II/How to add link:

#1 Enter the URL that you wanted to lead users to.

#2 Enter the text for displaying on the menu

#3 Press on Add to Menu

#4 Save Menu.

At the Front-end, it will be like:

#Link added now displaying at Main Menu.

When a user clicks on this, it will lead a user to URL you added.

III/How to add Header Title:

#1 Enter the Header Title.

#2 Press on Add Header to Menu.

#3 Press Save Menu.

After finished, front-end will be displayed as:

# The Header after added to Main Menu

IV/How to change menu order:

Simply just drag & drop the cards at Menu Structure, replace or moving these cards as the order you preferred.

An example, we decided to move Events at the end of the order to the 2^nd position on Main Menu.

#Drag Event card and then drop it below Home card.

#Hit Save Menu button.

#After moved

And at Front-end, we have:

# Events has been moved to 2^nd position.

V/How to set Sub-Menu:

Just like moving menu, we drop & drag cards in Menu Structure to the position below others to make them as sub-menus for these cards.

Now, example, we set Events as a sub-menu for Home:

#Drag then Drop Events card to a position below Home and a little bit to the right to make it as Sub-Menu of Home.

#The Events is now Sub-Menu of Home, you can see Events card now has the sub item next to it.

At the Front-End:

#Events now is a Sub-Menu of Home, when you point your mouse at Home, its submenu will fly out.

VI/How to customize your menu’s item:

You can start customizing your menu’s item by clickin’ on drop-down button of the card.

#Click on drop-down button and the menu settings will show.

You can change the item name:

#At the Navigation Label, type in anything you want for displaying as the title for the item.

You can add Title Attribute to your item:

#Fill in your content to display as Title Attribute then Hit on Save Menu button.

At the Front-end we will see:

# The Title Attribute will display when you pointing your mouse at the item.

Font Awesome Class:

You can add Font Awesome to your menu’s items, just get the code icon from the link we provided.

#Click on the Font Awesome link.

At the Font Awesome site, click on any icon you like, after that:

#Copy the highlighted as above Font Awesome Class.

Now we’re about to add it to Font Awesome Class field:

#Add code to your Font Awesome Class field and hit Save Menu button.

What will happen at Front-end:

#You can see the icon is added to Groups.

Enable/Disable item to users:

Example, we want to disable Groups.

#Switch to No at Active options and press Save Menu button.

All the users will not see Groups anymore at front-end.

#The Groups is disabled to users, did not display on your menu.

Open in a new tab when clicked on item:

After enabled Open In New Tab, the item will open in a new tab after users clicked on it.

Example, we want the Groups open in new tab

#Enable Open in new tab and hit Save Menu button.

Making User Group Access:

You can make User Group Access, for simple, if you do not want Guests to access your Groups, remove the tick from Guest role.

#Remove the tick from Guest role and hit Save Menu button to make it performed its function.

Then, at the Front-end:

#The unregistered users (Guests) cannot see Groups after you disabled user’s role Guest to access.

Remove your item out of the menu:

If you wanted to remove the item out of your menu, just press Remove button at the bottom of the item customizer.

#Press Remove button then Save Menu.

VII/Add new Menu:

Simply press on Add New Menu:

#Press on Add New Menu to begin

Then you have to fill in this New Menu’s name, Style Vertical or Horizontal

#1/ Enter your new menu name.

#2/ Select your menu style.

#3/ Click on Create button.

To select menu for editing, you will have to select it from the drop-down list next to Add New Menu button.

#Select your menu from drop-down list next to Add New Menu

Set up cron job in cPanel

Here are 2 popular methods of running a cron job via cPanel.

For example:

0 0 * * * php -q /home/youraccountusername/public_html/pathtoyourfile.php

0 0 * * * wget -q -O/dev/null http://www.websiteurl.com.sg/pathtoyourfile.php

 

Step 1. Login to the cPanel.

Step 2. Click on Cron Jobs under the Advanced panel.

Step 3. To set up a cron job:

Common Settings – commonly used time and date interval. The cPanel will give suggestions on what cron job you may want to use.

Minute –  This drop-down menu allows you to select the number of minutes between running the cron job, or the minute each hour on which you wish to run the cron job.
Hour – This drop-down menu allows you to select the number of hours between running the cron job, or the hour each day on which you wish to run the cron job.
Day – This drop-down menu allows you to select the number of days between running the cron job, or the day of the month on which you wish to run the cron job.
Month – This drop-down menu allows you to select the number of months between running the cron job, or the month of the year in which you wish to run the cron job.
Weekday – This drop-down menu allows you to select the day(s) of the week on which you wish to run the cron job.

Note: If you do not wish to receive an email notification of a specific cron job, add the following
line to the command: >/dev/null 2>&1

Step 4. Click Add New Cron Job button to save the changes.

This article is about mooSocial’s Mailing template and how to configure the mailing system.

I/How to configure your mailing system:

1. Enter your From Name, ex: mooSocial

Enter your “From Address”, email address that you want the emails from the system to come from.

2. Check on Send Through SMTP server. (If you intended to use built-in mail, skip this step)

SMTP Host: enter your Host.

SMTP Username: enter your SMTP server username. Ex: http://mail.socialloft.com

SMTP Password: enter your SMTP server password.

SMTP Port: enter your SMTP server’s port. Ex: 25

3. Email Queue, 2 options, Yes to enable email queue or No to send emails immediately.

4. Choose between TLS & SSL or none of them.

5. Input numbers of emails you want to send each time Background Mail Task is running.

Then click on Save Changes button below to save all the settings.

II/ Manage Mailing Template:

You can configure Mails content that will send to users. There are many templates of emails for cases or roles.

#Mail templates manager layout.

Let’s take a look at the Templates list:

#Templates.

Now we take example on Welcome Mail:

First, select Welcome at Choose Email field to config, this email template is used for sending to new Members signed up.

#1: Select Language for the template.

#2: Emails Templates.

#3: Description of the template.

#4: Subject of the Email Template.

#5: Message to users.

#6 Save Changes button.

*In #5: Message to users, [header] and [footer] are templates, they will display in your emails sent to users, you can config them by selecting Choose Emails field.