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Can someone help me with this?

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Here is the page:

http://www.fanficweb.net/TikiWiki/tiki-index.php

I am using a random screenshot modules in the page itself but I want to get rid of the words random screenshot and the file name. Can someone tell me how I can do that?

posts: 496

> Here is the page:
>
> http://www.fanficweb.net/TikiWiki/tiki-index.php
>
> I am using a random screenshot modules in the page itself but I want to get rid of the words random screenshot and the file name. Can someone tell me how I can do that?

Hi!
use "decorations=n" in the admin module when u edit the module. careful, if u misstype/misuse it, u wont see your page at all.. read here before: http://doc.tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=Modules+Admin&highlight=decorations

or

edit the picture, leave the image name blank /cut and copy it into the image description field for example/. This will make the names go away, however the title of the module remains

I hope it helps,
cheers

posts: 102

> > Here is the page:
> >
> > http://www.fanficweb.net/TikiWiki/tiki-index.php
> >
> > I am using a random screenshot modules in the page itself but I want to get rid of the words random screenshot and the file name. Can someone tell me how I can do that?
>
> Hi!
> use "decorations=n" in the admin module when u edit the module. careful, if u misstype/misuse it, u wont see your page at all.. read here before: http://doc.tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=Modules+Admin&highlight=decorations
>
> or
>
> edit the picture, leave the image name blank /cut and copy it into the image description field for example/. This will make the names go away, however the title of the module remains
>
> I hope it helps,
> cheers

It's the file name. I don't think I can leave that blank.

This is what I have:

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

and I still get the title and file name,

posts: 4656 Japan

>
> and I still get the title and file name,

I described a solution for you here, which I guess you forgot about. Edit the stylesheet to give the bold text in that module a "display:none" property.

-- Gary - themes.tw.o

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> >
> > and I still get the title and file name,
>
> I described a solution for you here, which I guess you forgot about. Edit the stylesheet to give the bold text in that module a "display:none" property.
>
> — Gary - themes.tw.o

I got rid of the random screenshot title by adding decreations=n to the PlugInModule but still can't remove the file name.

And I have never seen a random_image module. I looked well but it isn't in my list of modules.

posts: 4656 Japan

> > >
> > > and I still get the title and file name,
> >
> > I described a solution for you here, which I guess you forgot about. Edit the stylesheet to give the bold text in that module a "display:none" property.
> >
> > — Gary - themes.tw.o
>
> I got rid of the random screenshot title by adding decreations=n to the PlugInModule but still can't remove the file name.

I understand that you used the module parameter to get rid of the title. My advice was to edit the CSS file to get rid of the text that remains. In that div, all the text appears as bold. You can specify in CSS that bold text in the div not be displayed at all.

A look at the source of your page shows that the image is being displayed in a div id="Help_Center" (you made that div?) so that's the selector to use in the stylesheet, like

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div#Help_Center b {display:none;}


> And I have never seen a random_image module. I looked well but it isn't in my list of modules.

Well, the image on your page is showing the function of it, whether it's got that name or not. It's actually called "random_images" — my mistake — and has been in the standard Tiki installation for a while now — how recent is the Tiki version you're using?

I wonder where this "random screenshot" module came from. It isn't part of the Tiki package — I'm looking at the current module files now. But it doesn't matter as far as the text display is concerned; it's just a matter of using the right div name for the CSS file edit.

-- Gary

posts: 102

>
> I understand that you used the module parameter to get rid of the title. My advice was to edit the CSS file to get rid of the text that remains. In that div, all the text appears as bold. You can specify in CSS that bold text in the div not be displayed at all.
>
> A look at the source of your page shows that the image is being displayed in a div id="Help_Center" (you made that div?) so that's the selector to use in the stylesheet, like
>

>
Copy to clipboard
div#Help_Center b {display:none;}

>
> > And I have never seen a random_image module. I looked well but it isn't in my list of modules.
>
> Well, the image on your page is showing the function of it, whether it's got that name or not. It's actually called "random_images" — my mistake — and has been in the standard Tiki installation for a while now — how recent is the Tiki version you're using?
>
> I wonder where this "random screenshot" module came from. It isn't part of the Tiki package — I'm looking at the current module files now. But it doesn't matter as far as the text display is concerned; it's just a matter of using the right div name for the CSS file edit.
>
> — Gary

I made random_screenshot because there was no random_image (I'm using 9.1.2). I did not create any div, much less one called help_center so I have no idea how it got there.

That did however work so thank you. But I still have no idea where that div came from.

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My webhost has Fantastico and TikiWiki is installed through that. I don't know why but the module random_image is not installed. My webhost just confirmed it on her installation of TikiWiki.

I wonder what else we are missing ...