Frontend Edition

Hi CEd!

I'm using the ProVersion for a clientsite.

The client has very little technical skills. I have configured the whole site for frontend-edition for a publisher-level.

So he can edit articles and two modules (own html and a booking-calendar).

The frontend-view of the slideshow CK already exceeds his abilities

Is there a chance to reduce the view for frontend-edition so that he only sees the Source slider?

Regards
Michael

Hi
can you please check that
www.joomlack.fr/en/documentation/slidesh...up-the-access-rights

and tell me if this is what you need
CEd

Wow - lightningfast answer :woohoo:

No sorry - as far as I can see the adjustment of the access-rights can't solve what I'm looking for.

I played with that already. See attached image - this is what I'd like to reach.

Is it possible with a template override for frontend-edition?

I see, the best solution would be to use CSS in your template to hide what you don't need

Yes that was my idea too - but all sliders have the same class and as far as I can see there are no individual styles for them.

Can you tell me in which templatefile or file of the module / component I have to add some classes for individual styles?

Thanks
Michael

the problem is that if you hack the core of the module, you will not be able to update anymore
then the accordions of the frontend edition is not managed by the module, this is rendered by joomla ...

the only possibility is to make a PHP request to check the variables and that you are inside the slideshow edition, then use the css to hide the accordions (:nth-child() can be used here)