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Start Image Title Problem

Posted: 01 Oct 2009, 18:27
by 52347866
Here is my gallery: http://www.autoclassix.com/imagevuex/#/content/start/

Everything is good except I cannot remove the folder title above the start image, the "start" text in blue. I have tried everything. Help would be appreciated.

Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 08:03
by KAD
Hi there!

I found a work around to do what you want.

Log into your admin console and go to the page where you can edit the details for that text page.

You will see it says...
Title:
Description:
Content:

The "Title:" box is where you enter text to be shown where you site is showing "start". The system seems to put "start" in when there is no text entered there. You can trick the system into making this blank by putting a single space in this box.

If you do that, it will not say "start" at the top of your opening screen and the space is obviously not visible.

Hope this helps.

Cheers, K.
http://notperfect.biz

thanks

Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 12:23
by 52347866
that did it! :)

Re: thanks

Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 14:51
by melanie neal
52347866 wrote:that did it! :)
I have the same problem but cannot find where on the admin this place is to change it, where exactly is it on there????

Re: thanks

Posted: 02 Oct 2009, 15:19
by melanie neal
melanie neal wrote:
52347866 wrote:that did it! :)
I have the same problem but cannot find where on the admin this place is to change it, where exactly is it on there????
actually I figured it out and managed to remove the start

Posted: 05 Oct 2009, 01:21
by mjau-mjau
Just wanted to fill in there are other approaches to this, keeping in mind your startpage is a "filemod". You could for example edit the CSS for your theme:
Code
.filemod_title {
     display: none;
}
Or you could change the title from the "parameters" field in the admin:
https://www.photo.gallery/v2docs/articles/filemod/ (See "Parameters" section).

...or perhaps monst straightforward solution - Go to admin -> settings -> modules.filemod.text - Set it to false to disable text for ALL filemods!

Of course, you can use the method as mentioned by someone else also, but now you are aware of some different opportunities.

Posted: 05 Oct 2009, 06:53
by KAD
Hi Karl,

I knew there would be a more elegant & technical solution to the problem!!

Thanks for the info - that's really useful.

Cheers, K.