Is there a way to change this? - Forum category issue

First topic message reminder :

At the moment im having this issue..


I would like for it to look like this...( it's photoshoped )



I can't seem to figure out what the problem is nor how to fix or where to fix it.

SLGray wrote:You should not have categories attached to categories.  You can have forums attached to forums.

do you have categories attaches to categories? if yes this is your problem

So are you telling me there is no way to hide?

If you hide it, how would your members access those areas?

it seems like what I want is not obtainable at this point, and will just have to change the organization in some way.

Ohh, I have similar problem! Thanks for information guys!!

Hello @SpyroDragon,

These categories can be hidden. Although the question after this will be the one SLGray said. Will your members have access to those categories otherwise? Because if they can't access them somewhere else this would be a problem in the future.

TC.

Lets try a code and well see what happens

To try this code, I will need to test some codes in your forum because you are using #phpbb2 version, so the tables in there are a little bit strange to code.

If you could send me please, a test account via pm, and the link of the category you wish this to change it'd be helpful.

Regards,
TC.

Sent you a PM with info

Hello @SpyroDragon,

Try adding this javascript in your javascript list:
Placement: In the subforums
Code:

Code:

$(function(){
  $('table.forumline:contains("ARK: Buying & Trading")').remove();
});

This removes the certain subforum you presented. Not all of them.

Regards,
TC.

It gets rid of everything

It gets rid of the entire table containing the subforums, yes.

I only wanted these categories to be hidden
http://dragonforum.forumotion.net/c13-spyro-s-dinos

when you click
http://dragonforum.forumotion.net/f23-ark-buying-trading

CSS:

Code:

.myClass tr:nth-child(3), .myClass tr:nth-child(4), .myClass tr:nth-child(5), .myClass tr:nth-child(6) { display: none }

Javascript:

Code:

$(function(){
  $('table.forumline:contains("ARK: Buying & Trading")').addClass('myClass');
});

That one seemed to not do anything

Have you tried adding !important to the CSS code?