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Hi.
Hi, I have a problem, he adds video to the site and the long title of the film, cuts me to the letter, where you can increase / change? |
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Aplek,
Each mention of a video title is controlled separately in each matching template. Search for |truncate to find the character cut off number for each code in each template that a title appears. The main player page is the exception and should have no truncate. All other pages where you see video titles in video.tpl, group.tpl. channels.tpl, my_video.tpl, uvideo.tpl, etc. often use truncate so the title does overlap some other section of the page. You can try making the title longer or taking the truncate out completely, but a long title might start to break the page and overlap adjacent elements. There are several ways a long title can overlap another area. 1) A title with a long name and no spaces can run over to the right and overlap an ad or the next title. This can also be stopped in CSS with an overflow:hidden; in the right div element. 2) A title with a long name and spaces can run over below the text area to the next area. 3) If you use .em sizes instead of .px sizes in css, then the text of the title can break the page if the user enlarges the text. 4) Sometimes title text will overlap another area on a different browser because of a font substitution is slightly different. This is more rare. 5) Sometimes an extra long alternate language word near the title can overlap the title. Check German first for this effect, also rather rare. Hope that helps. |
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I guess I need to learn a little bit basic on HTML and CSS for this. Anyway, thanks for the tip.
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