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Hi Ciaran,

I've added some font styles into the Slide Title of the "J51_LayerSlideshow" module.


<font color="#950e1f">e</font>+<font color="#950e1f">s</font> <font size="+2">GmbH</font> – Expert:innen für Gebäude- und Anlagentechnik</br>


In some browser I'm getting fragments of the Slide Title below the module. I've attached a picture with the issue. I'm quite sure this is just a litte error on my site.

Thank you and kind regards,
Manfred

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Hallo MySigma,

I think this issue occurs because of the inverted commas ".

If you remove them then it should be solved. I am not quite sure if this was the problem, but I seem to remember that I already had this problem too :D

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Oliver
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Hi Oliver,

Which inverted commas do you mean? Do you mean <..="xxx">? They are part of the syntax, aren't they?

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Manfred
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Hello Manfred,

yes they are but they are not mandatory.
You can also write it like this

<font color=#950e1f>e</font>+<font color=#950e1f>


Just try it ;)

Oliver
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Hi!

I've tried it... the " are added automatically again.

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Manfred
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Hi Manfred

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

Note that the use of font HTML tags is a bit dated and no longer supported in HTML5 (https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_font.asp).

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Hi Ciaran,

I've sent you an email. ;-)

Regards,
Manfred
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Thank you

As mentioned, the font html tag is not supported in all browsers. Instead, try using the following instead...

<span style="color: #950e1f">e</span>+<span style="color: #950e1f">s</span> <span style="font-size: 2rem">GmbH</span> – Expert:innen für Gebäude- und Anlagentechnik</br>


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Hi Ciaran,

sorry, your code didn't fix it. It seems that the complete code is also inserted as "alt=" attribute of the slideshow picture. Maybe that's the problem for some browsers(versions)?

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Manfred
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Hello

May I suggest sending temporary administration access to your Joomla installation to info@joomla51.com and we will examine this issue further. For our reference please paste a link to this post in your email.

Ciaran
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Thank you Manfred

Your slide title should now be displaying correctly.

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Hi Ciaran,

Thank you so much. What did you change? Is there now something to take care of with the template?

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Manfred
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Hi Manfred

As the title was also used within some alt tags, the html was having some negative effects on your slideshow markup.

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