Editable Module Headers

[roximonoxide]

Title:
Editable Module Headers

Area:
styles / customization

Summary:
User input fields to control the text headers of all modules, not just the custom text module.

Description:
Currently, the the Custom Text module allows for the user to change the module heading from the Text customization options for your journal. (The same page where you might edit other default page text such as metadata labels and navigation links). Though you can hide module headers entirely with css, other modules have no such customization options other than order and page placement. It would be exceedingly helpful to both users and communities who use their journals, and the modules available to them, differently if all other modules allowed for the user to alter the default module headings to text of their own choosing.

This might logically be implemented either from the Text page, as it already exists for the with the Custom Text module, or from the Modules page where order and organization of your modules takes place.

Poll #9210 Editable Module Headers

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 68

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Should be implemented as-is.
39 (57.4%)

Should be implemented with changes. (please comment)
1 (1.5%)

Shouldn't be implemented.
2 (2.9%)

(I have no opinion)
26 (38.2%)

(Other: please comment)
0 (0.0%)

Comments

[matgb]

If you know how to play around with S2 layers, then you can do it. There's a series of properties in the Core2 layer under:
##===============================
## Text - module headings
##===============================

I've just set my page summary module to Page Contents using:

set text_module_pagesummary = "Page Contents";

at the top of my Theme layer.

@OP: Given that these are all available as varialbes in the core layer I'm surprised they're not in the wizard and think they should be.

[pauraque]

Oh, thanks. I'll look into that.