isiwaywebdesign wrote:1. smaller preview image in folderdescription?
When I define a folder I can choose the preview image shown in the tooltip of the menu.
But I would like the image used as preview image to be smaller. Is there any way to do this?
I know, I can upload a smaller image into the folder, but then this smaller image is also shown in thumbnails, I cant hide it.
Unfortunately, there is only one previewimage and It cant have multiple sizes. The only thing you can do, is DISABLE it from being displayed in the tooltip ... Or you would have to make your thumbnails smaller.
isiwaywebdesign wrote:2. Menu is cut at the bottom
When I open folders in the menu it is getting pretty long. It is then cut at the bottom and the tooltip with the folderdescription is cut off. See Screenshot... Can I change that?
The menu scrolls vertically with mouse movement if it gets longer than the screen. However, there are several remedies to prevent it from becoming that long:
1. First of all, you have created a 2px margin between the items. Why not set it to 1px?
2. You can reduce the total height of the menu a LOT by reducing the margin above and below the text in each item. This is done in the THEMEsettings >
menu.mainmenu.menuitem.vertical_textmargin. This would make a huge difference in your case.
3. To further increase the usability, you could also decrease font.
4. Another option just to mention, would be to consider having more subfolder categories.
I agree that the tooltip at the bottom should probably align upwards instead of downwards.
isiwaywebdesign wrote:3. HTML in texts
I would like to use at least some HTML-Tags to format text in
- folderdescription
- description of an image (only some text should be bold for example, not the whole description)
- custom text (shown as text_1)
Right now only <br> are accepted...I need at least bold or strong for some textelements?
How do I do that?
Can I define styles like <div style="font-weight:bold;"> or even classes like <div class="xyz"> with refering to them in the stylesheet in the template. Somehow it doesn' work....
I think you got that wrong ... Imagevue textfields support many more styles including bold, italic, paragraph. However, it is restricted to TEXT FORMATTING tags and css. Please read more here:
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/textpages/
The article above is for textpages, but the information about tags and css apply for descriptions, titles and any text item in imagevue that renders html (most). Just be aware of the limitations and the rules. For example, flash textfields use <b> and not the newer <strong>. You can also use classes like <span class="myclass">text</span>, but you need to be aware of what styles you can use in that class. Read more here:
https://www.photo.gallery/documentation/cssreference/
