The image is a bit cropped and square. Is it possible that a measure always comes out and that it adapts?
To put the category as a label above the image, is it the pro version?
The pro version, has updates forever?
.mfp_date { position:absolute; top:0; background:#111; color:#fff!important; left:0; padding:2px 10px; font-size:0.7em!important; font-weight:700; }
Sorry, the module is not published yet.Isn't it when you set animation = default in the module settings page, the animation will be taken out?
We use the carousel module ...
I think this is ...
Animation In
Animation Out
When using the carousel mode, it detects a Redundant link alert in the link of the news. It is with the accessibility test.I believe it because the image is also contain link. If you don't like it you can change it by creating a template override.
I can give you access to the page and the administrator privately.You can share it in the Your Site Details tab below. Only you and support staffs who are able to see it.
As for the redundant link, can we remove one of the links? If it is not with an option from the module, we can do it from PHP. We do not care.As I said before you can create a template override for that, Basically you do anything with template override. If you don't know how to create a template override you can follow this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMB97xfYQfY
What I don't know if in future updates, the php can be reverted.Template override is usually update-safe, but for the upcoming update of minifrontpage pro (that we're currently working on) you will need to make some adjustment to the template override abit, because we made some basic changes to the helper code to add some new features
<a href="/<?php echo $item-> link;?> "aria-label =" imatges "itemprop =" url ">
If they will see the effect of the title of the page.
Now the page works but ...I have added css adjustment of your module, now the title should be hidden now
The module still does not hide the name, even if you put it as hidden.
The only way is with CSS.
.mfp_carousel_skin_default .mfp_block_title {display:none!important}
//$doc->addStyleSheet(JURI::base(true).'/modules/mod_minifrontpagepro/tmpl/carousel/animate.min.css?v='.$static_files_version);
This template override, if we update the module on the new page, will it pass the same error?
Check that when entering, the two names above the news, take time to be clear.I think it's not related to the template you use and maybe the way you call the module. Can you try to publish a module on the same position and check whether the same issue persist or not.
Would it be possible that in the carousel format, the image and the headline are the same link?Yes you can do that by doing template override.
With accessibility standards, it is a need that we must meet.
<a href="/<?php echo $item->link; ?>" class="mfp_thumb_pos_<?php echo $carousel_thumbnail_position; ?>" itemprop="url"><?php echo $thumb_img[0]; ?></a>then change it to
<?php echo $thumb_img[0]; ?>
What we want does not work for us.There are two lines actually that contains
<a href="/<?php echo $item->link; ?>" class="mfp_thumb_pos_<?php echo $carousel_thumbnail_position; ?>" itemprop="url"><?php echo $thumb_img[0]; ?></a>Are you sure you have replaced all of them?
This option, can you include it in future updates?I don't think to include it in the near future because I'm not sure whether to wrap block elements inside inline element is a proper way. Also the module has several possible layouts that maybe will have category label between the thumbnail and title, so to move up the <a> tag will open another flexibility issue.