Module to display pics of staff with short description

Topic:	Module to display pics of staff with short description
rwoody Softmore Posts: 74 Posted: 12.Aug 2003 - 07:31	Does anyone know of a module that could be used to list staff members, their pics with a short bit of info. I thought I saw something like this awhile ago, but I can't remember where I saw it or what it was called. Any help would be appreciated. thanks
csteelatgburg Helper Posts: 192 Posted: 12.Aug 2003 - 19:05	If the content is static (I would hope that your staff doesn't change that often), you might be better off using htmlpages or something like that. You would have much greater control over the layout and content that way as well.
rwoody Softmore Posts: 74 Posted: 14.Aug 2003 - 02:01	I was thinking the same thing. I was trying to give the church admin a more user friendly way of adding and deleting folks without my help. Thanks
Arashi Freshman Posts: 22 Posted: 14.Aug 2003 - 08:11	The title is the message. I want to know where you would get htmlpages. Thanks,
Grizzly Professional Posts: 597 Posted: 14.Aug 2003 - 11:31	rwoody have a look at pnAddressbook they have a version of it which does exactly what you are looking for, I happened to be looking at their site yesterday. I just can't remember the URL at the moment.
rwoody Softmore Posts: 74 Posted: 4.Sep 2003 - 00:03	You are absolutely correct. Before I saw your post, I started poking around at the address book as I had already installed it. I didn't know til later there was an actual version written for my purpose. Meanwhile I had gone in and made some basic modifications and it worked perfect. Even has their pic right there and all. Lots of custom fields easily modified. Made me happy. Somtime I'll have to d/l the actual emp. version and see the differences. Thanks for responding. I post often here, but get very few responses. I try to search as much as possible before I post, but sometimes just can't find the answers. I'm stuck on a couple right now (see posts in core). Must be a secret to posting... : ' ) Thanks again.
in10ct Freshman Posts: 14 Posted: 24.Oct 2003 - 21:25	I did this same thing using Gallery. Dead simple to do, but perhaps not the format you are looking for.