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[plomagli]

I just installed sig pluging and its working great but when I have the mouse over a thumbnail a popup shows up and looks like this

<br>The image name</br>

Is there anyway to get rid of this or do I need sig pro to stop that from happening?


Thanks in advance

[JoomlaWorks Support Team]

Hi there!
You mean the alt attribute of the <a> tag of the image?

Check to disable the display message from the parametrs of the mambot
of to cut off the alt atribute of the <a> tag from the code ( line 76-77 ) of the mambot.

Thank you!

[plomagli]

I have the pop up messages disabled

If you go to http://poweredbypropane.net/2006-nissan-sentra-4cyl-1.8l-test-subject.html


Then just let the mouse hover over the thumbnail for a few seconds it will show up.

<br>2006 sentra test subject</br>

thats what shows for the first picture. Its picking up the picture name.



Thanks

[JoomlaWorks Support Team]

Ok lets try this!

Keep the display messages disable
and comment the line 78 from the file plugin_jw_sig.php

Code:

//else {$html .= $images[$a]['filename'];}

[plomagli]

that did  not do the trick :'(

[likestuff]

You probably entered it like this in your content:

<br>{gallery}mygallery{/gallery}<br />

Oooops sorry...wrong post!!

[JoomlaWorks Support Team]

Well, lets try also this

Keep the display messages disable
and comment the line 75 from the file plugin_jw_sig.php

Code:

//else {$html .= '<b>'.$images[$a]['filename'].'</b>';}

[plomagli]

Not sure what the code is supposed to look like.

This is what line 75 looks like now

Code:

if (preg_match_all("#{gallery}(.*?){/gallery}#s", $row->text, $matches, PREG_PATTERN_ORDER) > 0) {

Where do I insert the code you suggested?

[JoomlaWorks Support Team]

 
Other version?!?!

Well, find and change the code

Code:

if ($displaymessage) {$html .= $message.'<br /><b>'.$itemtitle.'</b>';}
else {$html .= '<b>'.$images[$a]['filename'].'</b>';}

to

Code:

if ($displaymessage) {$html .= $message.'<br /><b>'.$itemtitle.'</b>';}
//else {$html .= '<b>'.$images[$a]['filename'].'</b>';}

Lets see now if work! 

[plomagli]

It worked. Thank you very much!!