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Editing Modules?

Is there a way I can edit a module, in particulr the random_screenshot. I want to remove the words random screenshot.

> Is there a way I can edit a module, in particulr the random_screenshot. I want to remove the words random screenshot.

Try adding the parameter "decorations=n".

-- Gary - themes.tw.oQuestion


No, that doesn't work.

> No, that doesn't work.

Do you mean the random_images module? I get just the image — no module title, etc. and no image title — if I use these parameters: decorations=n,galleryId =5. This is with Tiki 1.9.3.1.

If you mean a custom module, if I make a custom module (say, random_images_gal_9) with data like {gallery id=9 showgalleryname=0} and parameter decorations=n, I get no module title, but the image title displays.

In both cases, the module title doesn't display.

The image title could probably be taken off in the custom module but this would probably require file editing that could have other unwanted effects. If you want to attack this from another angle, you could add something like this to the CSS file of the theme you're using:

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div#random_images_gal_9 b {display:none}

Tiki makes a div for each module, with the module's name as the ID. The only thing bold in the module is the image title text, so it can be told not to display. I didn't test it but it should work, I think.

If you don't want to mess with the CSS, maybe it'd be best to go with the random_images module, if that'd work OK for you.

-- Gary - zukakakina.comQuestion

I'm using random_screenshow with this:

{gallery id=1 showgalleryname=0 decorations=n}

> I'm using random_screenshow with this:
>
> {gallery id=1 showgalleryname=0 decorations=n}

Well, there's no random_screenshow or random_screenshot module in the Tiki package, so I assume this is a user-made custom module. Then the second description in my last post applies. With Tiki 1.9.3.1, I get the behavior as described: no module title, but an image name under the image. If you are getting a module title, then I don't know what the difference is at your Tiki that's making that happen. It's not the designed behavior. If you are getting an image title (which is the designed behavior) that you don't want, you can try the CSS edit that I described.

-- GaryQuestion


I've checked and I can't find a random_image module.

Okay, I forget. This is a module inserted into a page using the PlugInModule. Is there any way to get rid of the title here?