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Hi there,
i have three problems actually. Mayeb someone can help?
1. I created a gallery - the result looks like ...
<a rel="gallery_gallery" name="gallery" href="/dummy/data/_uploaded/image/1_b.jpg" title="ascsadc">
<img alt="" src="/dummy/data/_uploaded/image/thumbnails/image/1_b.jpg.jpg">
</a>
Now i want to change the "alt= " to "title=". How can i do that?
2. The Colorbox opens the picture with a 0.75 transparent background ...
<div id="cboxOverlay" style="display: block; opacity: 0.75; cursor: pointer;"></div>
i would like set it to opacity=1. Editing the class "cboxOverlay" doesnt work.
3. THe last ;) The autogrow-function of the editiing area doesnt work. I tried it with normal text and a table. Nothing happend?!
Thanks in advance
jan
Now i want to change the "alt= " to "title=". How can i do that?
Not that it means much, but the alt attribute is a required attribute for most versions of html. More importantly, it might be somewhat involved to change this. At a minimum, you'd need to modify the ShowFile_Gallery() method in /include/admin/admin_uploaded.php.
The other two problems you mentioned sound like javascript problems. I'd like to help, but I might need to know which browser you're using (includig version) and if you're using a custom theme or one downloaded from gpEasy.com?
I'm using firefox 8.0.1 and Safari 5.1.2 and a custom theme. Everything works fine but autogrow and overlay-problem ... ;)
Hmm, I primarily use firefox so it makes me wonder if there's something happening with the theme. Would you mind attaching it to the forum so I can recreate the situation as closely as possible? You can also email it to support at gpeasy.com.
If editing admin_updated.php didn't work, it will probably require some javascript. Let me look into it and get back to you.
Editing the file admin_updated makes no difference.
So the solution involves editing the javascript files used for editing galleries. Since the javascript files are distributed in a minimzed form, I've attached a modified gallery_edit_202.js file that adds the title attribute to the img. To use, replace the /include/js/inline_edit/gallery_edit_202.js file on your server with the attached file.
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