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ltcolumbo
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I have one more issue, it's with Gallery.. I when I enable it not to be stand alone, it puts the background tile from the top of my website as the background behind the text. I don't want the integrated gallery because of that, because I can't read the album title. Is this a known issue?
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If I disable:
background-image: url("{layout_url}/images/logo-bg.gif");
from layout/mytheme/header.thtml, the background image disapears and I can see the album title without that image covering it, but when I re-enable that tiled image, it comes back. There has to be a fix for this somewhere.
background-image: url("{layout_url}/images/logo-bg.gif");
from layout/mytheme/header.thtml, the background image disapears and I can see the album title without that image covering it, but when I re-enable that tiled image, it comes back. There has to be a fix for this somewhere.
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Ok, I made the gallery available so you all can see what I'm talking about..
http://www.radiationangel.org/gallery/albums.php
http://www.radiationangel.org/gallery/albums.php
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Quote by geKow: 
I'm affraid I don't understand your problem. When I look to your gallery, I can see the album title on every page.
geKow
I'm affraid I don't understand your problem. When I look to your gallery, I can see the album title on every page.geKow
Weird, to me I see the 1's and 0's image from the top of the page in the background of the text for each Album title in the main menu, underneath each of the main albums it's ok.. it's only on the main page of the Gallery.
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Aye, very strange indeed.
Both IE and Firefox shows the black image over the title.
It seems that the style sheet picks up the title attribute and assigns the picture there.
.title {
font-family: tahoma, verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 11px;
color: #000000;
background-image: url("http://www.radiationangel.org/layout/radangel/images/logo-bg.gif");
}
...
<td class="mod_title_left"></td>
<td nowrap class="title">
<a href="http://www.radiationangel.org/gallery/workalbums">Work Pictures</a> </td>
<td class="mod_title_right"></td>
The quickfix would be to adapt the template files of gallery and change the attribute from title to something else.
Are these the standard templates of gallery ?
Best Regards,
Boris
Vanrillaer.com - our Family Portal
Both IE and Firefox shows the black image over the title.
It seems that the style sheet picks up the title attribute and assigns the picture there.
Text Formatted Code
.title {
font-family: tahoma, verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 11px;
color: #000000;
background-image: url("http://www.radiationangel.org/layout/radangel/images/logo-bg.gif");
}
...
<td class="mod_title_left"></td>
<td nowrap class="title">
<a href="http://www.radiationangel.org/gallery/workalbums">Work Pictures</a> </td>
<td class="mod_title_right"></td>
The quickfix would be to adapt the template files of gallery and change the attribute from title to something else.
Are these the standard templates of gallery ?
Best Regards,
Boris
Vanrillaer.com - our Family Portal
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ltcolumbo
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Quote by knuff: Aye, very strange indeed.
Both IE and Firefox shows the black image over the title.
It seems that the style sheet picks up the title attribute and assigns the picture there.
.title {
font-family: tahoma, verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 11px;
color: #000000;
background-image: url("http://www.radiationangel.org/layout/radangel/images/logo-bg.gif");
}
...
<td class="mod_title_left"></td>
<td nowrap class="title">
<a href="http://www.radiationangel.org/gallery/workalbums">Work Pictures</a> </td>
<td class="mod_title_right"></td>
The quickfix would be to adapt the template files of gallery and change the attribute from title to something else.
Are these the standard templates of gallery ?
Best Regards,
Boris
Both IE and Firefox shows the black image over the title.
It seems that the style sheet picks up the title attribute and assigns the picture there.
Text Formatted Code
.title {
font-family: tahoma, verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 11px;
color: #000000;
background-image: url("http://www.radiationangel.org/layout/radangel/images/logo-bg.gif");
}
...
<td class="mod_title_left"></td>
<td nowrap class="title">
<a href="http://www.radiationangel.org/gallery/workalbums">Work Pictures</a> </td>
<td class="mod_title_right"></td>
The quickfix would be to adapt the template files of gallery and change the attribute from title to something else.
Are these the standard templates of gallery ?
Best Regards,
Boris
That is coming from layout/radangel/header.thtml
not sure how I would change that without messing up the entire site.
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Dirk
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It's quite simple, actually: In the header.thtml, a CSS class "title" is defined (the bit that knuff quoted). This class is then used for the header of your site (search for class="title" in your header.thtml).
Unfortunately, the Gallery templates also rely on a class named "title" for the album titles. And so it's picking up the same style information for its titles.
Fix: Change the name of the "title" class in your header.thtml to something else.
bye, Dirk
Unfortunately, the Gallery templates also rely on a class named "title" for the album titles. And so it's picking up the same style information for its titles.
Fix: Change the name of the "title" class in your header.thtml to something else.
bye, Dirk
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ltcolumbo
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Quote by Dirk: It's quite simple, actually: In the header.thtml, a CSS class "title" is defined (the bit that knuff quoted). This class is then used for the header of your site (search for class="title" in your header.thtml).
Unfortunately, the Gallery templates also rely on a class named "title" for the album titles. And so it's picking up the same style information for its titles.
Fix: Change the name of the "title" class in your header.thtml to something else.
bye, Dirk
Unfortunately, the Gallery templates also rely on a class named "title" for the album titles. And so it's picking up the same style information for its titles.
Fix: Change the name of the "title" class in your header.thtml to something else.
bye, Dirk
So I edit the themes header.thtml? I'm not sure which file I should edit.. do I just change the name of the class to any name? Is the gallery template the same filename as the theme file "header.thtml"? Because I didn't find it in gallery.
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Quote by ltcolumbo: Does it have to come from the class file? or can I just make up any name I want?
The class is defined in your header.thtml (the
.title { ... that knuff quoted above). And yes, you can replace it with whatever you like - it's just a name. Make sure to change all the references of the class="title" form to class="newname" (in case there's more than one in your header.thtml - haven't checked).bye, Dirk
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ltcolumbo
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I changed it and it blanked out the logo on the top of the page.. and there is no corrosponding .title in style.css, just :
style.css:.blocktitle {
style.css:.storytitleleft {
style.css:.storytitleright {
style.css:.commenttitle {
style.css:.weekview-caltitle {
style.css:.dayview-quickaddtitle {
style.css:.blocktitle {
style.css:.storytitleleft {
style.css:.storytitleright {
style.css:.commenttitle {
style.css:.weekview-caltitle {
style.css:.dayview-quickaddtitle {
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ltcolumbo
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Quote by Dirk: If you change the
bye, Dirk
.title { in your header.html to, say, .mytitle { and the class="title" a bit further down to class="mytitle" then it should really work ...bye, Dirk
Thanks.. that made more sense. It worked.
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knuff
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Log in as an admin to your site, and go to any album, click on permissions.
This will give you a good view of what you can do with the GL groups and the Gallery albums.
Furthermore you can set up the default access rights in the Gallery config wizard.
So you could basicly make a new Geeklog group called Gallery and use that in Gallery as a default.
Best Regards,
Boris
Vanrillaer.com - our Family Portal
This will give you a good view of what you can do with the GL groups and the Gallery albums.
Furthermore you can set up the default access rights in the Gallery config wizard.
So you could basicly make a new Geeklog group called Gallery and use that in Gallery as a default.
Best Regards,
Boris
Vanrillaer.com - our Family Portal
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