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[seaneo Friend seaneoJoin date: December 2009Posts: 421Downloads:4Uploads:49 Thanks: 244 Thanked: 12 times in 1 posts]

#181597

Hello,

at: 173.254.15.37/next/

if you scroll down to about article 26 on the wall, you will see a image that says “Support Joomla”

How can I hide the title and intro text?

I already changed the options in “Article Options” to:
Show Title : HIDE
Show intro text: HIDE

but they still show up,

Thanks

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#470797

Hello, any response please?

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#470829

Hi Seaneo
PM me url, admin account. I need check direct this article.

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#470923

Hi,
I edited title and description of that article . Please check again. The problem is that the article has the title is Title – Support Joomla and fulltext is introtext: Support Joomla

Regards,

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#470997

Hi HeRo, for sure a mis understanding, because the “Support Joomla” title and “Support Joomla” intro text are still there. I need to hide them both, so that the user sees only the image in this particular article when it appears on the front page of the WALL. Please advise – thanks

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#471030

Hi Seaneo
That setting only applies for article detail page while you are mentioning to category blog page. So i am sure that your idea is impossible, sorry.

Regards,

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#471091

That is a shame! if the article title and text are optional to show or not, why doesn’t Joomla just make it available no matter where the article is being displayed?

What about this? I reduced the article text to one letter (x) and made it color white, so now in the article human eyes cant see it, but you can still see the x in the category blog view on the front page of WALL. No way around this either? thanks in advance

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#471124

What you want could be done in K2.

Alternatively, you can also create a css style like say image-only then set the text all to display:none then use that style in the extended class to achieve the same effect =) But one problem with this is that the category link is still visible in the source code, so you will need to disable link on category title.

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#471134

well you already have me previously convinced not to K2 my site for now, given the lack of support from the K2 folks at the moment..

The css style concept sounds fantastic and I see no problem with a category code visible in the source code, the key is,in selected cases. just for the image to show to the human eye with no words appearing below

What could be the coding or methodology for this css style? thanks

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#471155

Take a look at the style item-sticky. It provides a very nice example on how to hide unwanted stuff.

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#471182

Will this affect all the articles or will I have the ability to just change one, like I am trying to do?

Do you have a link to the sticky? I only see two sticky’s and neither of them relate to this that I see, thanks

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#471302

Thanks Arucardx, do you have a link to that style sticky? I looked through the JA WALL threads but could not find it – thanks

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#471328

Hi Seaneo
You need small customization in template.css
Example : edit that article and add class no-content as image http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/702/9840139747.png . Open template.css file and add #masonry-container .no-content .item-main { display: none; } . Hope that can help you.

Regards,

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#471375

Thanks HeRo,

Where in the template.css do I add that line ?

#masonry-container .no-content .item-main { display: none; }

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#471384

<em>@seaneo 344077 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks HeRo,

Where in the template.css do I add that line ?

#masonry-container .no-content .item-main { display: none; }</blockquote> Please add to end of template.css file

Regards,

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