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Sepp
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Hi

I want to set:
{cms_selflink dir="previous" text="◃"}{cms_selflink dir="next" text="▷"}

what I get then is:
Previous page: ◃Next page: ▷
Very nice so far.

Now I'd like to have the Text "Previous page:" and "Next page:" invisible.
lang=0 doesn't seem to work. Is there any other parameter?

thanks.
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Post by Sepp »

Oh I found the solution: label="" and between the "" nothing inside.
That's a bit dirty isn't it?
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Post by carasmo »

Yes, it is dirty. Lang=0 is in the instructions and it used to work as the instructions indicate. I'm fortunate I found you and that you figured this out, I was really upset. It's a cruel joke to change the specs and not the instructions.
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Post by RonnyK »

ok, modified the help of the cms_selflink tag. The help-line was missed after changing the cms_selflink tag to use translations, instead of only coded labels for 4 langs.

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Post by mel »

So, what is the conclusion? Does lang=0 or lang="0" work? It doesn't seem to do it during my upgrade to 1.10.
Thanks

{cms_selflink dir="next" lang="0" image="uploads/images/design/icone/right_arrow.png"}
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