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Ashley - deactivate/hide caption and title field

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  1. timoliciouZ
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Hi,

is it possible to deactivate or hide the caption and title field for single Images of the slideshow?

For example I just want to use a caption and title for the first of 5 Images. If I just leave the fields empty, there is always a field popping up. I would like to hide it.

Thx in advance
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ciaran
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Hello

I have just updated the Ashley slideshow module so the title and caption area will be hidden if both of the title caption fields are empty on a particular slide.

To update simply re download the template and install the module via your extensions manager.

Ciarán
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timoliciouZ
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Thank you Ciarán,

First I have to renew my club Membership to do so.

There is another little problem in the with ashley if you are willing to enhance the template:

In the ashley demo it's not possible to change the slideshow images in the frontend. You can click on edit module and be able to click on Settings but after clicking on list/add Images you can see the Image list shaded in grey and it's not possible to edit anything. I tried it in Firefox and IE aswell.
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