Closed (fixed)
Project:
Exclude Node Title
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
12 Mar 2011 at 18:54 UTC
Updated:
12 May 2014 at 21:47 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
gabrielu commentedMaybe it's related to this? http://drupal.org/node/1072208#comment-4136461 have you tried this?
Comment #2
roy smith commentedDoesn't seem to be related. I made the following change, with no effect. The title is still showing.
Comment #3
roy smith commentedDooh! I think I've got it figured out now. If you go to admin/config/content/exclude_node_title, and check "Remove node title from teasers too", it works. Some comments:
1) I didn't realize that basic pages even had a teaser view; I thought that only applied to articles. But I may just be showing my lack of any deep drupal-fu by saying that :-)
2) I didn't realize there was a configuration screen for this module. Normally, modules that you can configure have a "configure" link right on the Modules page. Had there been such a link, I'm sure I would have clicked it as soon as I enabled the module and discovered that this option exists.
3) It looks like checking the basic page box under "EXCLUDE TITLE BY CONTENT-TYPE" turned off title display for ALL nodes of that type. The config page should clarify that this is what it's doing.
Comment #4
roy smith commentedPS -- other than the above, this is a nice little tool. Thanks for writing it.
Comment #5
gabrielu commented2) I didn't realize there was a configuration screen for this module. Normally, modules that you can configure have a "configure" link right on the Modules page. Had there been such a link, I'm sure I would have clicked it as soon as I enabled the module and discovered that this option exists.
is Solved, I added the configuration link, check latest DEV release.
For the other points you are right, we should add more descriptive information to the Configuration page.
Also, for usability, I believe is best to add a option where you can select on wich Content-types the field should appear, because for now it appears on each node/edit form on your site.
Gabriel
Comment #6
gabrielu commentedComment #7
gabrielu commentedCheck the new settings page in version 7.x-1.4
Comment #8
Rory commentedThe following patch keeps the "configure" link for the module but does away with the Configuration menu item.
Always pleased when a module is modest enough to not place a link to a settings page under the Configuration menu unless the link will be used very frequently.
Comment #9
gabrielu commentedHi,
I am a very big fan of the Administration menu, this means that the configuration items will not appear in the admin menu?
Thanks,
Gabriel
Comment #10
gabrielu commentedJust tested,
It works fine, applied your patch, thanks.
Gabriel
Comment #11
wranvaud commentedI had a hard time to find everything that needs to be configured. At last i did it but I was missing the fact that permissions to "use exclude node title" had to be checked for all roles for it to work.
I'd suggest to put these instructions on the project page together with the full view, teaser etc...
Comment #12
fizk commentedSorry, but too many people, including myself, are reporting that they are expecting a visible menu item in the admin configuration page. I'm going to revert this commit:
http://drupalcode.org/project/exclude_node_title.git/commit/ebd97c222e9b...
An alternative solution is to install the Menu Modesty module.