Bug - Missing Titles using views


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kevin

Posted: 2/1/2010
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Im using the latest artisteer version, and one of the latest versions of views. Whats happeing is that when I upload my new theme the titles to the teaser posts disappear.

My theme made with the older vesion of artisteer works fine. The only thing I did was modify my existing theme a little with the new artisteer version and gave it a new name. When I uploaded and configured it the titles are missing on the teasers. The teasers are shown through a nodereference and the node that they are referencing has its title shown but it isn't a link like normal.

The front page teasers work just like normal. Its just the views with the nodereference. Normally I would think it was something with the view but the old theme (made with the old version of Artisteer) works fine.
 
Wescley

Posted: 11/12/2010
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Yeah,

I am now have the same problem. I'm using views to generate website news teasers but the title teasers do not show.

I'm using Artisteer 2.5 fo windows
 
Mark C

Posted: 11/12/2010
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I haven't come across this problem (yet), but it is a major one that Artisteer will need to fix up. Views is essential.

File a support ticket using the support link on the left is my opinion.
 
Wescley

Posted: 11/12/2010
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I Solve the problem !!!!!!! :-D

I used Firebug and I discover that in style.css file there is a line that is configured as "display: none;"

but to show teaser titles the correct is to be configured as " display: block; "

The part of my theme code is this:

******************************************************************

* BEGIN Support Nodeblock module */
.art-block-body .art-postheader
{
display: block;
}

.art-block-body .art-post
{
margin: 0;
}
/* END Support Nodeblock module */

***********************************************************

Now someone must report this to Artisteer Developers

Thanks!!
Wescley



 
Lawrence

Posted: 11/14/2010
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A great find, if nobody has already done this, I'll submit a support request and see if this can be fixed. Views is absolutely essential to any Drupal installation, #1 used module afterall. :-)
 
Mt_Roxx

Posted: 11/28/2010
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Thank you for posting your solution. You helped me as well! :)


 
Mt_Roxx

Posted: 11/28/2010
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Well, I spoke to soon....
 
Lawrence

Posted: 11/29/2010
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Mt_Roxx, did you place your new code at the end of your style.css file? Also, if it worked but went back again, perhaps you're reading the theme from cache. Try clearing caches in the performance settings. :-)
 
Mt_Roxx

Posted: 12/31/2010
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Quote Lawrence:

Mt_Roxx, did you place your new code at the end of your style.css file? Also, if it worked but went back again, perhaps you're reading the theme from cache. Try clearing caches in the performance settings. :-)


I'm trying to get the 'Add a Story' to appear when I reference a node. Check out the Node Referencing tutorial from Mustard Seed Media:
http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode37

I can see the Add a Story using default themes, but not an Artisteer theme. I had hoped that this fix would solve the issue. It does not.

I did change the display setting and cleared the cache.
 
Mt_Roxx

Posted: 12/31/2010
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Check out: http://drupal.org/node/793390?mode=2&sort=2

I added the <?php print $links?> to line 10 of the node.tpl.php file and the link shows up.