Configuration

Settings can be found in two places.

Global settings

Global settings can be found in the module configuration page.

  1. Log in to the administration interface

  2. In the navigation menu on the left, click on the “Modules” link (under “ADMIN” section)

  3. Find Octopus Viewer in the list

  4. Click on the corresponding “Configure” button

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Show viewer on the item page

Note

This setting is mostly for Omeka S 3.2 and will likely be removed in the future.

For Omeka S 4.x you should let this setting at its default value (“No”) and use resource page blocks instead.

This setting allow you to choose where the viewer will be placed on the item page.

Possible values:

No

Do not show the viewer. This can be useful if the theme is already displaying the viewer.

Before the item content

Display the viewer before (above) the item content

After the item content

Display the viewer after (below) the item content

IIIF Image URI template

See IIIF Image Servers

Show media selector

This setting controls whether the media selector (the left panel) is shown or not. This global setting can be overriden in site settings.

Possible values:

Only if there are several media

The media selector will be displayed only there is more than one media to show. This is the default value.

Always

Always show the media selector, even if there is only one media.

Never

Never show the media selector.

Show media info

This setting controls whether the media info (the right panel) is shown or not. This global setting can be overriden in site settings.

Possible values:

Always

Always show the media info.

Never

Never show the media info.

Default media title

This setting controls what is displayed in the media selector, next to the media thumbnail, if the media does not have a title. This global setting can be overriden in site settings.

Possible values:

[Untitled]

Display the text “[Untitled]”. This is the default behaviour.

No text

Display no text. Only the thumbnail will be visible.

Site settings

Site settings can be found in the site settings page.

In this page there is a section called “Octopus Viewer”.

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Show media selector

This setting controls whether the media selector (the left panel) is shown or not. This setting overrides the global setting.

Possible values:

Use global setting

Use the value defined in the global settings. This is the default value.

Only if there are several media

The media selector will be displayed only there is more than one media to show.

Always

Always show the media selector, even if there is only one media.

Never

Never show the media selector.

Show media info

This setting controls whether the media info (the right panel) is shown or not. This setting overrides the global setting.

Possible values:

Use global setting

Use the value defined in the global settings. This is the default value.

Always

Always show the media info.

Never

Never show the media info.

Default media title

This setting controls what is displayed in the media selector, next to the media thumbnail, if the media does not have a title. This setting overrides the global setting.

Possible values:

Use global setting

Use the value defined in the global settings. This is the default value.

[Untitled]

Display the text “[Untitled]”.

No text

Display no text. Only the thumbnail will be visible.

Show download link

This setting controls whether a download link is shown or not next to the media title. This setting overrides the global setting.

Possible values:

Use global setting

Use the value defined in the global settings. This is the default value.

No

Do not show a download link. This is the default behaviour.

In the media selector panel

Show a download link next to each media title.

In the media information panel

Show a download link in the media information panel.

In the media selector panel and in the media information panel.

Show download links in both panels.

Note

This does not work for media types where the original file is not stored in Omeka (Youtube videos for instance)