Is there a CSS code to hide the username legend at the bottom of the page? I don't want members to see usergroup names. Thanks!

A-CP => Users & Groups => Groups => Group Administration >> Modify a group >> Hidden group and save.

There are multiple ways to delete the user group legend.
As for that, yes, it can be done with CSS.
You can also do it with template editing by deleting the PHP variable for the usergroup legend.

I can´t give you to codes right now, as i´m at school but as soon i get home i´ll look into it

also with template!

Lil-J wrote:There are multiple ways to delete the user group legend.
As for that, yes, it can be done with CSS.
You can also do it with template editing by deleting the PHP variable for the usergroup legend.

I can´t give you to codes right now, as i´m at school but as soon i get home i´ll look into it

I can't do templates, so can you post the CSS?

Yakko! wrote:also with template!

I'm on phbb3, so I can't do templates.

Fellow PhPBB3!

Once upon a time Saxaca was looking in his page source, where he found the class gensmall. Saxaca wondered what this class would do if he removed it's display. Saxaca did so, and put the following code in his CSS StyleSheet:

Code:

.gensmall {
  display: none;
}

Note the code won't remove those stupid []'s around the links, will do another try soon. Good luck!

Saxaca wrote:Fellow PhPBB3!

Once upon a time Saxaca was looking in his page source, where he found the class gensmall. Saxaca wondered what this class would do if he removed it's display. Saxaca did so, and put the following code in his CSS StyleSheet:

Code:

.gensmall {
  display: none;
}

Note the code won't remove those stupid []'s around the links, will do another try soon. Good luck!

That code works but it messes up some things on the front page, user cannot see who the last poster was and if you have it set to

Forum
sub-section1, subsection 2

you won't be able to see the links

Yeah, it's buggy, too many codes use the gensmall class

Is it possible to Hide some of them or is there another code for this?

Saxaca wrote:Fellow PhPBB3!

Once upon a time Saxaca was looking in his page source, where he found the class gensmall. Saxaca wondered what this class would do if he removed it's display. Saxaca did so, and put the following code in his CSS StyleSheet:

Code:

.gensmall {
  display: none;
}

Note the code won't remove those stupid []'s around the links, will do another try soon. Good luck!

Thanks! That removes some stuff I need, though. Let's keep finding more codes!

Put this in your CSS (:

Code:

em {display:none}

Gangstar15 wrote:Put this in your CSS (:

Code:

em {display:none}

It works great! Thanks so much! This is solved.

No Problem :]
Glad i could help

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