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| Author: | Nanoboy [ 29. Jun 2014, 07:46 ] |
| Post subject: | Empty title (caption) |
I'd like to have some pictures with title (caption) and some other without any title. For this reason, I can't just deactivate the title. I'm importing my pictures from cameras with Dropbox, which names them "2014-06-23 14.23.34.jpg). 2 questions: - Where to configure that this is a "camera" name, and not a valid title ? - How can I leave a picture without title (or blank) ? Thanks. BTW, congrat for this nice gallery !! |
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| Author: | TinyWebGallery [ 29. Jun 2014, 12:26 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Empty title (caption) |
See the following options: $show_captions = true; // (true/false) you can hide the menu element to enter a caption $autodetect_filenames_as_captions=true; // (true/false) if true the filename is taken as caption if the filename contains less then $autodetect_filenames_as_captions_number numbers (e.g. Hello. jpg is o.k, CIM12345.jpg is not). if false - filenames are not used; $remove_x_chars_from_filename=0; // (Number) If you use filenames as captions and want to use a prefix for sorting you can set the number of chars that are not displayed from the filename (e.g. if you set it to 3 '12_name' is displaded as 'name') $autodetect_filenames_as_captions_number=99; // (Number) If you set $autodetect_filenames_as_captions = true you can set the number of numbers that are allowed in a filename that it is used as caption. e.g. setting this to 3 means 3 numbers are allowed in a filename to be used as a default caption - if a filename has 4 numbers it is not used as default. By default the number is now really high (99 is like: use it always) so that you have to reduce this number to not use camera names like CIM12345.jpg. $autodetect_filenames_as_captions_number can be uses to detect camera names. Best, Michael |
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| Author: | Nanoboy [ 29. Jun 2014, 15:00 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Empty title (caption) |
Thanks Michael, Should I put that in config.php or my_config.php ? Thanks so much for your help ! |
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| Author: | TinyWebGallery [ 29. Jun 2014, 21:18 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Empty title (caption) |
my_config.php if you use this file. Otherwise in the free text field in the administration. (This also uses my_config.php but alsi set an extra field that I can read the settings again). Never config.php because each update does include this file. Best, Michael |
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| Author: | Nanoboy [ 30. Jun 2014, 01:13 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Empty title (caption) |
Yes, I'm sorry having asked the question... Thanks |
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