News entry with more than one image?
Posted: Mon 8. Oct 2012, 16:53
Is this possible? And how?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Re: News entry with more than one image?
Posted: Mon 8. Oct 2012, 16:54
– more than one image in the detail view, that is...
Re: News entry with more than one image?
Posted: Mon 8. Oct 2012, 20:08
It's possible by using the {SHOW_CONTENT:CP;XXX} ReplacementTag to include so another contentPart with images out of your installation !
Re: News entry with more than one image?
Posted: Tue 9. Oct 2012, 08:29
Thanks, I suspected something like that
Easy for me, but maybe not so easy for my generally code-scared clients. Would be great with an advanced "News" CP with implemented "Images"-section. Would build it if I had the skills
But thanks again, the "SHOW CONTENT"-solution is working
Easy for me, but maybe not so easy for my generally code-scared clients. Would be great with an advanced "News" CP with implemented "Images"-section. Would build it if I had the skills
But thanks again, the "SHOW CONTENT"-solution is working
Re: News entry with more than one image?
Posted: Fri 26. Oct 2012, 17:02
Hi,
I need to display more than one image in news detail view to. And here is workaround how to do it.
At the beginning of news template place :
Create files/images template ( template/inc_cntpart/news/news_detail.html )
Template: news_detail.html
For me it works
I need to display more than one image in news detail view to. And here is workaround how to do it.
At the beginning of news template place :
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<!--NEWS_SETTINGS_START//-->
; how many news should be listed per row
news_per_row = 2
; teaser text rendered as <p></p> = p
; or just line break to <br> = br
news_teaser_text = br
; template for files - the same as used
; for content part files , default:
; files_template_list = default
; files_template_list = news.html
files_template_detail = news_detail.html
files_direct_download = 0
<!--NEWS_SETTINGS_END//-->
Template: news_detail.html
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<!--FILE_SETTINGS_START//-->
; this is formatted like WIN.INI
; please: do not use comments for value lines
icon_path = "img/icons/"
icon_name = "small_icon_{FILE_EXT}.gif"
; alternatively use "small_icon_pix.gif" for all images/files
thumbnail = 1
thumbnail_width = 165
thumbnail_height = 125
thumbnail_crop = 1
; lighbox_init [0|1] since V1.4.2 r354 available: Enable only when really needed
lightbox_init = 1
file_size_round = 1
file_size_space = " "
date_format = "%d.%m.%y"
set_locale = "de_DE@Euro"
<!--FILE_SETTINGS_END//-->
[TITLE]<h4>{TITLE}</h4>[/TITLE]
[SUBTITLE]<h5>{SUBTITLE}</h5>[/SUBTITLE]
[TEXT]{TEXT}[/TEXT]
<div style="margin-top: 15px; padding-top: 10px; border-top: 1px dotted #CCCCCC;">
<!--FILE_ENTRY_START//-->
<div class="fileEntry" style="float:left;padding:0px; margin:0px 6px 6px 0;">
[FILE_IMAGE_ELSE]<img src="{FILE_ICON}" alt="" border="0" />[/FILE_IMAGE_ELSE]
[FILE_IMAGE]
<div style="float: left; padding:5px; margin: 0px; border:1px solid #A58F70;">
<a href="img/cmsimage.php/500x480/{FILE_ID}.{FILE_EXT}" rel="lightbox[XYZ]" title="{FILE_TITLE}" target="_blank">
<img src="{FILE_IMAGE}" alt="{FILE_NAME}" border="0" /></a>
</div>
[/FILE_IMAGE]
</div>
<!--FILE_ENTRY_END//-->
</div>