SOLVED Hide 'More articles..." in blog layout
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- Rub
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- please could you attach a copy of the file you edited??? but you will need to zip the file, this forum won't accept php files as an attachment.
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- Rub
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HI Steve,
Done
this what i did to your template.css, you can find this fix at the very bottom. you can always back to the original by removing this lines.
/* Hide "More Articles" from blog links - h3 */ .rt-article-links h3 {display:none;}
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- Craiger9er
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Yes, it was 1.7.....sorry about that.
Ståle Løvseth wrote:Hello - I´m back!
Changing #Leading to '0' did not work in Joomla 1.5, Craiger9er. I presume you tried it in 1.7?
I´ll try some of the stuff thegamer suggested and report back.
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- Rosenborg
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Rub wrote:
HI Steve,
Done
this what i did to your template.css, you can find this fix at the very bottom. you can always back to the original by removing this lines.
/* Hide "More Articles" from blog links - h3 */ .rt-article-links h3 {display:none;}
Thanks.
Rub
Thanks Rub
Should I put back the orig. blog_links.php file?
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- Rub
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yes, you can do that, any way the code we added to the hide the "more articles" is on the template.css file, this is an override for the joomla core.
Yo should be ok to put the original. - Rub
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