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You can achieve this with the built in functionality of Joomla.
Create a Category Blog Menu Item and deactivate title under the options tab.
While creating an article, write first your fake title and maybe a short intro text.
Then use the "read more" button on the bottom of the editor to insert the read more button (displayed as line in the editor).
Then ...
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You can create an language override: https://docs.joomla.org/J3.x:Language_Overrides_in_Joomla
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There are a couple of alternatives.
A Plugin.
You can add styles or a style sheet into the administrator using the technique here:
How to add custom JS/CSS file, without modifying the template (from extension)?
Using $app->isClient('administrator') will allow you to add css just to the administrator. If you really want to load only on your page you can ...
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// Import `ComponentHelper` class.
use Joomla\CMS\Component\ComponentHelper;
// Get all params of a specific component.
$params = ComponentHelper::getParams('com_yourcomponent');
// To get the value of the param.
$params->get('yourParam');
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Although I accepted Neil's answer, I found an easier method to do this. But my method may not appeal to many since it requires changing XML files of default Joomla installation. Perhaps there's a way to write a custom XML to override the settings selectively in the default XML.
Article form settings are available in these files:
administrator/components/...
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I haven't found a Joomla setting that makes it required. You could add a plug in that fires a Javascript after page load, adding the required attribute to that element though. Could probably even add some jquery script to the head of your site that forces required.
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Administrator menu items can be added to manifest file's <administration> section:
<menu img="class:example">COM_EXAMPLE</menu>
<submenu>
<menu
link="option=com_example"
img="class:example-items"
alt="Example/Items">COM_EXAMPLE_ITEMS</menu>
<menu
link="option=com_categories&...
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The problem is likely in your view. What do you get when you print something like the following in your view?
<?php echo $this->form->getLabel('view_access'); ?>
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It worked after I uninstalled and reinstalled the component. So apparently there's nothing wrong with the code.
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