I guess this is for the Enterprise version, since I’m not smart enough to install the Community version . . .

There are a number of small issues I could use some help with that (unless I’m very much mistaken) don’t appear to be covered in any of the documentation, on the forums, or in the video tutorials (how to customize to the web page’s header beyond the templates that are provided and how to use the HTML/CSS editor are two of the questions I have).

I’d be much obliged for any assistance, and I can go into more detail about the issues I’m having if this sounds like something anyone can help with.

  • Alas Poor ErinaceusOPMEnglish
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    1 day ago

    Hi, @tofubl@discuss.tchncs.de, I’m grateful for your response, I was about to give up hope! (Is Odoo support always this non-existent?) This is for the standard website app, AFAICT, 18.0+e.

    Anyway, there are a few things. I’ll start with just one. I’ve attached a screenshot with a mockup of my web page’s header. Note that the little sign in button is displayed despite the fact that it has been deselected under (next slide) “Header>Elements”; text and logo are still displayed as one would expect.

    Many people on the forum also seem to have this question, and multiple answers have been given, though none of them worked for me. At one point I was advised to use the HTML/CSS editor, and search for a certain term/tag/element/whatever that could be edited, but that particular term didn’t show up! I’ve noticed that the official documentation for things like this tend to lag behind the many updates the developers make, leaving the users in confusion.

    • tofubl@discuss.tchncs.de
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      23 hours ago

      I feel you. I’ve also had this experience with many parts of Odoo, and the website builder strikes me as one of the more unstable parts of the system. Although I haven’t tried 18.0.

      As suspected, I don’t have a good answer for you, but maybe general advice: With the website app, I found that some settings hide in the odoo settings pages, where I didn’t expect having to look for them. Moreover, when working with the website builder, it pays off to keep the site open in a private browser window (not logged in). Elements like the sign in thing tend to have different behaviour for users vs. anonymous visitors.

      And lastly, if the above doesn’t help, I recommend you keep at it and find the elements in the HTML/CSS editor. It’s not very satisfying to hear it and it’s a painful experience, but you do learn a lot and you WILL find it if you keep at it. That’s my experience at least (I wrote my own document template, and boy do I hate that templating engine. But got it to do what I want in the end, and I know much more about Odoo now.)