Image Gallery 1.9c, little change please

[i2Paq]

Hi all,

I'm wondering where to change the following: When you ad a phote you give it a Tittle, an ALT-Tittle and some comments and this comment is easy to read beneth the single photo.
When you add multiple photo's these photo's are seen below the photo that is in primary view but the comment belonging to the photo in primary view is seen below all the additional photo's and therefore unlogical to read (and most of the time viewers will not read it).

Is it possible to display the comment below the photo in primary view (and thus between the photo in primary view en the additional photo's)?
If yes, what code do I need to change?

I've looked in the view.php belonging to this module but could not find it.

Thanks!

[i2Paq]

Is my question not clear or am I asking for something impossible? 

[kweitzel]

Hi I2Paq,

sorry for not beeing able to answer the question but I haven't used that gallery a lot (come to that ... no gallery) ... but there is a later version (1.9e) available.

cheers

Klaus

[i2Paq]

Hi I2Paq,

sorry for not beeing able to answer the question but I haven't used that gallery a lot (come to that ... no gallery) ... but there is a later version (1.9e) available.

cheers

Klaus

Did not know that.
I've updated to 1,9e but the text is still below all the additional images and not below the image the text belongs to (very unlogical).

So any help to make it logical would be great 

[i2Paq]

So I guess no one knows where I can find this line of code.... 

[doc]

Hello,

just installed the latest version of the image gallery module (1.9e) with the WB default template round and viewed it with FF2.0.0.3. The bug you are describing is not visible to me. The text is logically displayed below the picture, the title is displayed above.

So please test the following:
a) install latest module (1.9e) to ensure that the bug is not already fixed.

b) try it with your template, if it does not work, try it with the WB default template round. Maybe the bug is due to CSS formats defined in your template.

c) what Browser you are using (try it with FF)
Post the results here for further support.

Best regards
Christian

[i2Paq]

Hello,

just installed the latest version of the image gallery module (1.9e) with the WB default template round and viewed it with FF2.0.0.3. The bug you are describing is not visible to me. The text is logically displayed below the picture, the title is displayed above.

So please test the following:
a) install latest module (1.9e) to ensure that the bug is not already fixed.

check!
Tried it wit the 1.9c and 1.9e version

b) try it with your template, if it does not work, try it with the WB default template round. Maybe the bug is due to CSS formats defined in your template.

check!
Any template will show the same

c) what Browser you are using (try it with FF)
Post the results here for further support.

IE 6 and FF show the same.

Best regards
Christian

Thanks!

see PM

[doc]

Hello,

thanks to your PM I can now reproduce your issue. In addition you pointed me to a nice feature I haven´t realised so far. The image gallery (1.9e) can handle differnt albums!!!

For the public
To generate a album, you need to add a single image with some description and title. Then click on the edit dialogue for that image and add additional images. Doing so, you can realise multiple albums. Cool I thought about adding this feature to the image gallery 

Back to your problem
What you want to achieve can be realised via the Settings options of the image gallery.
Search for a text field called: Sub Image Header and enter the following line as first line.

Code:

<p>[DESCRIPTION]</p>

If you want to remove the image description below the additional images, search for a text field called: Image footer and remove the following lines.

Code:

<p>        
[DESCRIPTION]
</p>

This should solve your problem.

Best regards and thanks for pointing me to a nice feature in the image gallery.
Christian

[i2Paq]

How easy can it be 

OK, changed it and it works!

Thanks doc!

[Stefek]

This is a great thing, but I can't figure out, how to have
"titles" below the thumbs inside the categories.

Do I have to change the modules files in order to do this?
Or is there another way, which is more simple?

Best Regards,
Stefek