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Not sure if I'm missing something, or if I'm the only one that tried and seen this.
I only want the rating and comment in the feedback form. I can't think of what meta data would ever be of use to a model choosing from her proofs.
The only way I know to remove the meta data from the form is using the /ttg-be/publisher/admin/ page, and editing the CRG profile. That does hide the meta data, but there's a new problem.
The feedback text box now collapses into the rating stars below the thumbnail. The only way I found around this was to change the CSS to the following:
.crg-thumbnail {
position: initial;
}
The position was set to absolute, but I can't see why it's being hard coded to a position.
Is this a bug or am I missing something?
--Jim
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you can eliminate metadata from the form by unchecking all the feedback metadata under Site Info.
Then to get just ratings and one comment field and no options in the feedback form, create a feedback profile and don't add any options but do add a comment field. Use the feedback profile for albums or uploaded galleries.
Rod
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Thanks Rod, that's my plan. I can see a few helpful options with this.
The thing that got me wondering if it's a bug, is how the thumbnail image and rating stars are colliding into the comment area.
Here's what I see...
Making the change I described in the first post solves this.
--Jim
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I'm not seeing that issue Jim. Are you using the latest CRG?
Rod
Just a user with way too much time on his hands.
www.rodbarbee.com
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Yup, all the latest software installed.
I simply remove all "Feedback Options" from the CRG Admin page. I leave just one for Comments in the "Feedback Textfields".
Then a tall thumbnail in the feedback page causes the stars to collide with the comments label, as I've shown.
Changing the CSS moves the thumbnail, to stop the collision.
--Jim
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