CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
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CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
the code is:
but im having a problem with it working. It does do its job when i have it placed into my css area. But it also removes the reply box and the other things around it in the "post reply" area, although the quick reply still works. heres a screen shot of what it shows up as with the code in place:
any idea to how to fix this or why its doing this, and im in phpbb2
- Code:
.gen {
font-size : 12px;
display: none;
}
but im having a problem with it working. It does do its job when i have it placed into my css area. But it also removes the reply box and the other things around it in the "post reply" area, although the quick reply still works. heres a screen shot of what it shows up as with the code in place:
any idea to how to fix this or why its doing this, and im in phpbb2
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
Remove the part "display: none" And make sure you don't remove the closing }
In other words...
In other words...
- Code:
.gen {font-size : 12px;}
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
doesnt do the job, t he display: none is what removes the admin panel and links thats found at the bottom.
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
.gen is a class that controls text. Adding the display:none would remove all text in that class, but I don't see why it would remove the reply area too. That should be controlled by the text area span class.
I guess my answer now is ... I'm not sure what to tell you.
I guess my answer now is ... I'm not sure what to tell you.
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
lol, im confused too. seems weird, thats the only thing i noticed that was removed, besides the other items on the same post reply area.. even tho the quick reply works just fine.
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
What links exactly are you trying to hide?
zakir321- New Member
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Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
BTW if its the links at the bottom about free blogs, php, free support forum etc,
you are not allowed to remove them unless you have paid for the editing templates.
When you purchase them you then have bought rights to edit them out, until then if removed your forum will be at risk of deletion. It is in the TOS when you click the "Agree" button while setting up the forum
Anyways thats completely the wrong code for hiding it
Regards
Craig
you are not allowed to remove them unless you have paid for the editing templates.
When you purchase them you then have bought rights to edit them out, until then if removed your forum will be at risk of deletion. It is in the TOS when you click the "Agree" button while setting up the forum
Anyways thats completely the wrong code for hiding it
Regards
Craig
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Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
well then if thats the case, i dont think this post: https://help.forumotion.com/tricks-tips-f32/css-tutorial-for-your-forums-t22327.htm
should of ever been posted by a moderator of the forum
should of ever been posted by a moderator of the forum
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
tyhodge07 wrote:well then if thats the case, i dont think this post: https://help.forumotion.com/tricks-tips-f32/css-tutorial-for-your-forums-t22327.htm
should of ever been posted by a moderator of the forum
If you are having a problem with that tutorial, Please Pm Placehold directly in regards to any questions, as It is his tutorial.
Nessa- Energetic
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Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
The tutorial itself doesn't actually break any of the TOS or rules so is fine
That is why there is not a code in the tutorial to hide the bottom sponsored links, the links it hides is the ones above that
Regards
Craig
P.S
Please PM me if you would like a more in-depth reply and i will explain more
That is why there is not a code in the tutorial to hide the bottom sponsored links, the links it hides is the ones above that
Regards
Craig
P.S
Please PM me if you would like a more in-depth reply and i will explain more
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Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
Placehold wrote:The tutorial itself doesn't actually break any of the TOS or rules so is fine
That is why there is not a code in the tutorial to hide the bottom sponsored links, the links it hides is the ones above that
Regards
Craig
P.S
Please PM me if you would like a more in-depth reply and i will explain more
yea, but that code does hide the bottom links along with the admin panel link. if its not ment to do that, than the code shouldnt be posted and titled Hide "Bottom links and admin link:"
Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
It has now been removed from the tutorial
The links them self can be altered after purchasing the templates
Regards
Craig
The links them self can be altered after purchasing the templates
Regards
Craig
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Re: CSS code problem for hiding admin panel/bottom links
how many points is the template?
500 is for the templates for a year. if thats the one ill get it, or do i want to do the ads one?
alright i bought the templates, now how do i remove the bottom links?
500 is for the templates for a year. if thats the one ill get it, or do i want to do the ads one?
alright i bought the templates, now how do i remove the bottom links?
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