I try to disable the image and description in the menu thumbnail of a specific folder.
I've tried to use the folder's parameters, but it doesn't work..
Here is my command :
mainmenu.folderdescription.enabled=false
Can anynone help me ?
Thanks
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Disable folder descrition and image for a specific folder
Hi,
I try to disable the image and description in the menu thumbnail of a specific folder.
I've tried to use the folder's parameters, but it doesn't work..
Here is my command :
mainmenu.folderdescription.enabled=false
Can anynone help me ?
Thanks
I try to disable the image and description in the menu thumbnail of a specific folder.
I've tried to use the folder's parameters, but it doesn't work..
Here is my command :
mainmenu.folderdescription.enabled=false
Can anynone help me ?
Thanks
Re: Disable folder descrition and image for a specific folde
The menu is a global item ... Folder parameters are for FOLDERS when you LOAD them. The parameters have no variable effect on the menu which loads on startup. If you want to disable title+description for a specific menu item, you need to leave the description blank ... or disable the folderdescription globally ...
Re: Disable folder descrition and image for a specific folde
Ok, now I understand better the folder parameters.
I already thought about leaving the descritpion blank, but there is an image in the specific folder wich is loaded on the thumbnail folder.
I need this image to be in this folder (a textpage with a picture).
And I don't want to disable folderdescription globally beacause I use this function for the others menu thumbnails.
I'll find another way to do this.
In any case, thanks for your help !
I already thought about leaving the descritpion blank, but there is an image in the specific folder wich is loaded on the thumbnail folder.
I need this image to be in this folder (a textpage with a picture).
And I don't want to disable folderdescription globally beacause I use this function for the others menu thumbnails.
I'll find another way to do this.
In any case, thanks for your help !