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By Budrick on
How can I HIDE MODULEs TITLEs?
Navigation, user logon and other....
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CSS
It would be nice if it was configurable (I've made it so in my own implimentations) but the easy way is
[style]
#block-user-1 h2{display:none}
/* or */
.block h2{display:none}
[/style]
Or in your own theme.
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.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards
Thanks
Thanks,
Strange that it is not configurable
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Ummm, would you mind sharing
Ummm, would you mind sharing the implementation? I would be interested in that myself...
Cheers
Its here
... but dman already gave us the implementation...
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No, he gave us the way to
No, he gave us the way to hide them, not to make it configurable as in this statement:
I do not have a problem with hacking things, that's why I like the idea of confiigurable titles..it might even make using the dashboard module simpler.
Change title
To change strings from the Drupal interface:
And no, it's not considered a hack.
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Thanks for that but is this
Thanks for that but is this only changing the language of the title? If so, that is not what I am talking about. Currently Drupal *requires* a title for all nodes. What I understood dman accomplished was the ability to control if a node has a title or not - a totally different animal. Turning off the *need* for a title would suit those nodes that that had no intention of using one aka the dashboard module. Implementing the dashboard module as a front page alternative definitely does not require a title.
I will stand corrected if dman infered something different.
You're absolutely right
I now see the 'configurable' was about the hiding of the module title. Right now, you'll have to code something like this into the theme (for on node basis).
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Editing block names in
Editing block names in language file solves the problem.
The little incovenience is that menu names also disappears in administration menu.
I use to change menu title for
<!--Navigation-->, because emtpy value considered by Drupal as untranslated string an he puts an English title instead, and leaves an empty string above menu._________________________
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Sorry again Budrick, but we
Sorry again Budrick, but we are talking about node titles, not block titles. Handy information to have about blocks nonetheless...
Nooo. Block Titles
"Navigation, user logon and other...."
Like the one that says "New Forum Topics" over the side there.
Node titles, well, if you insisted, you could zap it in css, but much better to modify your theme instead.
Anyway, there's obviously a few ways of doing it, each with their own merit.
Not all themes will take kindly to the title disappearing on it, so some extra tweaks may be needed.
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.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards
Bummer dude! :) I was hoping
Bummer dude! :) I was hoping to find the holy grail of getting rid of module titles selectively. The search continues.....
Cheers
Sorry, I ment blocks from
Sorry, I ment blocks from the start.
Its all because of moving from Joomla - those things are called modules there.
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Aha! From Joomla.. now I
Aha! From Joomla.. now I understand. Sorry for being argumentative...
Cheers
hide title or translate title via themeing
try this: http://drupal.org/node/40550#comment-94249
bernhard