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adding a Page Break function to a custom HTML module

  • adding a Page Break function to a custom HTML module

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • Hi, I have several modules on my home page and I'd like to have a "Read More" link that opens the module content accordion like, similar to the Page Break function of Joomla articles. Is this possible ? I have looked for plugins, but these too seem to simply add more functionality to articles.

      Is there a way I can get the page break plugin to parse the Custom HTML module as well ?

      live site is www.triotech.co.nz and you cand click the left image of the 3 to go to an article which has the page break function in it for testing.

      Any help or ideas appreciated.

      Nick
  • Re: adding a Page Break function to a custom HTML module

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • Hi,

      you may solve this like that:
      <p>Trio Technology are experienced software developers based in Palmerston North, New Zealand. We love it here in Palmy, it's easy going and stress-less meaning we can really get the work done. We work for many companies in New Zealand, Australia and around the world. Our primary focus is support ... </p>
      <p class="rt-center nomarginbottom"><a class="readon" href="../yoururl.com"><span>Read More</span></a></p>

      not really sure how to use a system page break in module, tried that but didn't work for me :o
  • Re: adding a Page Break function to a custom HTML module

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • thanks, but I really don't want to send the user to another page as there is literally only another paragraph or two to say, but I don't want this on the home view, but hidden under a click event And that way, all the content is on the page from an SEO point of view.
  • Re: adding a Page Break function to a custom HTML module

    Posted 12 years 4 months ago
    • I check you page and I can see you find the solution. How did you do it ?
  • Re: adding a Page Break function to a custom HTML module

    Posted 12 years 4 months ago
    • We ending up putting some custom javascript in an existing Js file and using that via element ID's to control the opening of the 'display:hidden' part of the article. We chose not to offer the ability to close it as it seemed unnecessary.

      Happy to help anyone interested with file snippet etc.

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