RokSlideshow - Have html link on the picture
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- Caltucker
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- Hi, does anyone know if you can add an html link to a picture in the slideshow. I am using the slideshow in a front page module as a teaser for a larger gallery. I would like the user to be able to click on any of the pics and it will take them to the larger gallery content (page)
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- Bob Ateah
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I could be wrong, but I don't think so ( just checked at
www.rocketwerx.com/
and i don't see any mention of links).
Have you checked out monoslide ?
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- Franck
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In the module stting, it is mentioned that we can add html code BUT sincirely, I tried several times without success. With the first version it was possible :
I asked the same in the extension forum several times but seems anybody know how to do
I will must to use another module! :'(
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- urj2ic8
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Caltucker wrote:
Hi, does anyone know if you can add an html link to a picture in the slideshow. I am using the slideshow in a front page module as a teaser for a larger gallery. I would like the user to be able to click on any of the pics and it will take them to the larger gallery content (page)
you can do this in .txt files i think - Billy Zoellers
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- Caltucker
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The answer is, or better, my workaround:
Create a text file with the same name as the image and save it in the same directory as the image:
E.g.,
image1.jpg
image1.txt
My text file contains the following:
<a href=" www.lasbestfriends.org/dev/index.php?opt...view&id=16&Itemid=44 " target="_self">Click here to see the gallery links</a>
I think that the path can be relative...
Hope this helps...
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- Steven Johnson
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I had the same problem and was able to find a solution. I am using the simple image rotator from Joomlaworks.
www.joomlaworks.gr/
The have a very long homepage so you have to scroll half way down to find it
Here is the download section: www.joomlaworks.gr/#downloads_section
By default the images are not linkable but if you use it with the joomla banner component the images can be linkable.
This was the solution that I found for my colormatic theme and need for rotating images.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions and I will be glad to explain more.
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- Sven Maxheim
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Hi
This wont work for me i getting Errors when try to klick the link ( Error is in IE7 dont know if it is in other Browser )
Link to my testside
demo692.fc-host9.de/
anyone an Idea
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