remove article title from {CONTENT}

[submike]

How do I remove the article title from appearing within the {CONTENT} replacement tag for Release 1.1-RC4 22-06-2004?

Specifially, I would like to remove the following code from the beginning of the {CONTENT} tag:

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<span class="articleHead">Article Title/span><img src="img/leer.gif" alt="" height="8" width="1"><br></p>

Thanks in advance,
Mike

[pico]

Hi

make your own template - see sample.tmpl - and select this in Article.

[submike]

Here's my template code utilizing the {CONTENT} replacement tag:

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<p class="content"><!-- startprint -->{CONTENT}<!-- stopprint --></p>

This is what appears:

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<p class="content"><!-- startprint --><span class="articleHead">Article Title/span><img src="img/leer.gif" alt="" height="8" width="1"><br />This is where the content would appear.<!-- stopprint --></p>

I would like to remove the following portion from displaying at the beginning of the {CONTENT} replacement tag:

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<span class="articleHead">Article Title/span><img src="img/leer.gif" alt="" height="8" width="1"><br />

I just found out how to suppress the Article Title from the content, by commenting out the Article Title on line 133 of the content.article.inc.php file. However, I'm still stuck with that mystery <br /> tag. Oliver (or anyone else) know where I can comment out this <br /> tag?

Here's some images to clarify what I'm trying to fix.

Right


Wrong - notice the extra space caused by the break tag (highlighted in red)


Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Mike

P.S. Again great CMS, can't wait to work with the latest release

[submike]

FOUND IT
Remove the <br /> from the following line of code in the cnt6.article.inc.php (HTML content type):

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$content["main"] .= ($crow["acontent_html"]) ? "<br />".$crow["acontent_html"] : "";

[StudioZ]

FOUND IT
Remove the from the following line of code in the cnt6.article.inc.php (HTML content type):

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$content["main"] .= ($crow["acontent_html"]) ? "<br />".$crow["acontent_html"] : "";

hmmm.... submike,
I would beleive that your most "viable" solution would be to play around with the css instead. Have you tried to hammer down the space before, with:

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margin-top: 0px;
margin-bottom: 0px;

Not sure if this is what you need but... with these sites I have to deal with, I very rarely and/or less often go edit under the hood
He He... As you noticed already...
This CMS has nothing to do with Mambo PhpWebSite nor *Nuke
This is PhpWCMS !
Built on solid ground

Cheers,

[submike]

Thanks StudioZ for the tip, but it would not work in this scenario. I'm developing a site that's a little bit different from the normal PHPWCMS template, which BTW works great.

I needed to seperate the Article Title from the {CONTENT} replacement tag which seems to be setup something like this:

{CONTENT}
Article Title
<br>
Content
{/CONTENT}

I altered the code, so the displays replacement tag appears this way:

{CONTENT}
Content
{/CONTENT}

I'll post the site for all to check it out sometime later this week.

I, too, don't like to go under the hood, but sometimes it's necessary. Plus, I'm under a very tight deadline, so I've got to do some hacking to get this site done and out the door.

Thanks for all the replies on my posts,
Mike

[pico]

Hi

what I ment was the sample.tmpl in ../phpwcms_template/inc_cntpart/articlesummary/sample.tmpl

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<div>
[TITLE]<h1 style="margin:0 0 5px 0;">{TITLE}</h1>[/TITLE]
[SUB]<h3 style="margin:0 0 5px 0;">{SUB}</h3>[/SUB]
<p style="margin:0">[IMAGE]<span style="float:left;margin:2px 5px 8px 0;">{IMAGE}[CAPTION]<br>{SPACER:1x3}<br>{CAPTION}[/CAPTION]</span> [/IMAGE]
<strong>{DATE:Y-m-d:EN}</strong> {SUMMARY}</p>
</div>

and don't forget to select this un the Article