Minor request

biini

Joined: 2013-06-29
Posts: 1

Posted: Sat, 2013-06-29 08:17

Hi!

First of all, thank you for great gallery software! Been using it couple of days now and everything seems nice

A small detail, which my users seem to find difficult, they cannot find "login" link on top right. Is it possible to make it a little more visible (color / size?)

Also, if non-registered user enters a folder that requires login / pw, would it be possible to customize that page (Dang... Page not found!
Hey wait, you're not signed in yet!), so that I could have login instructions or a link to point in login instructions page?

Thank you very much!

floridave

Joined: 2003-12-22
Posts: 27300

Posted: Sat, 2013-06-29 15:21

Login link:
Edit the css of the theme you are using adding:

#g-login-link  {
font-size: 4em;
background-color: red;
}

Text: I guess there is a couple of ways to do this one would be the translations/languge page where you could translate the text to what you want to say. Even English to English. or
edit gallery3/modules/gallery/views/error_404.html.php and save it to gallery3/themes/<yourtheme>/views/error_404.html.php
Now your a theme developer!

Dave

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MarkRH

Joined: 2007-05-25
Posts: 241

Posted: Sat, 2013-06-29 21:39

I didn't know you could move /xyzmodule/views/whatever.php files into your theme's view directory to customize them. I modified 4 different module view files directly in their module's view folder. Not sure which way would actually save upgrade time. Either I have to add my code back into new gallery files, or add gallery file changes into my version. I guess having those in my theme would prevent me from loosing them accidentally.

I take it that will not work for files in the /models/, /controllers/, or /helpers/ directories though.. which I've modified a number of to suit my purposes.

- Mark H.

Using Gallery 3.0.9 - gallery.markheadrick.com

biini Joined: 2013-06-29 Posts: 1	Posted: Sat, 2013-06-29 08:17
	Hi! First of all, thank you for great gallery software! Been using it couple of days now and everything seems nice A small detail, which my users seem to find difficult, they cannot find "login" link on top right. Is it possible to make it a little more visible (color / size?) Also, if non-registered user enters a folder that requires login / pw, would it be possible to customize that page (Dang... Page not found! Hey wait, you're not signed in yet!), so that I could have login instructions or a link to point in login instructions page? Thank you very much!
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floridave Joined: 2003-12-22 Posts: 27300	Posted: Sat, 2013-06-29 15:21
	Login link: Edit the css of the theme you are using adding: #g-login-link { font-size: 4em; background-color: red; } Text: I guess there is a couple of ways to do this one would be the translations/languge page where you could translate the text to what you want to say. Even English to English. or edit gallery3/modules/gallery/views/error_404.html.php and save it to gallery3/themes/<yourtheme>/views/error_404.html.php Now your a theme developer! Dave _____________________________________________ Blog & G2 \|\| floridave - Gallery Team

MarkRH Joined: 2007-05-25 Posts: 241	Posted: Sat, 2013-06-29 21:39
	I didn't know you could move /xyzmodule/views/whatever.php files into your theme's view directory to customize them. I modified 4 different module view files directly in their module's view folder. Not sure which way would actually save upgrade time. Either I have to add my code back into new gallery files, or add gallery file changes into my version. I guess having those in my theme would prevent me from loosing them accidentally. I take it that will not work for files in the /models/, /controllers/, or /helpers/ directories though.. which I've modified a number of to suit my purposes. - Mark H. Using Gallery 3.0.9 - gallery.markheadrick.com

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