In a Drupal 5 site, Garland theme, can you use a custom CSS to disable the "posted by" and "date and time" information listed under every image in an Image Gallery? If so, can you provide the CSS?
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Because I also have this problem and more. Say that number because I am starting to use this tool and it is all very new to me.
I assume you mean in the galleries of images (not images themselves), such as thumbnails that appear at URLs like image/tid/42 For that, you can disable the display of 'posted by' and 'date and time' with the following CSS:
html .images .author { display: none; }
html .images .date { display: none; }
If you want to remove the information on individual image pages, that's under Administer » Site building » Themes » Global Settings tab, and scroll down to the settings underneath "Display post information on".
For my scotdancecanada.ca site (I think it is either 4.6 or 4.7), I also want to deleted the lines underneath each "story" entry that identifies the author, the category of the news item, and how many reads. The other users don't want to see that, they just want to see the date and time the item was posted.
Are there similar CSS that control these like the ones you listed above? If so, where can I find the files? Or the list of CSS? So I don't have to ask here every time?
But if you'd give me just the custom CSS to delete the above items first, I would be most grateful!!
You should be able to go into the theme editor and customize the theme, since older sites have that functionality. Look for a line in the node.tpl.php file that looks like <?php print $links; ?> and remove it.
If you are doing a lot of CSS tweaking (more than once a week, IMHO) then you might want to try out the Web Developer Toolbar for FireFox, a free add on that can help you to pick out the classes of the items you want to change visually inside the browser. Often, with the most minimal of logic and a little cut and paste you can quickly find the solution to what you are looking for:
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This was the post I was looking for 2 years ago. Things have progressed during those times, but I do keep notes, thanks.
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Hi Kelly,
I’ve had a look and play with your CSS, via an IE developer tool bar and discover that my fix solves your problem ;-)
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Hello !!!
Where can I find more information and tutorials on CSS?
Because I also have this problem and more. Say that number because I am starting to use this tool and it is all very new to me.
Thanks a lot
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http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp is probably the best one, which I refer to all the time. The first results at http://www.google.com/search?q=css+tutorials also look like good starting points.
custom CSS
I assume you mean in the galleries of images (not images themselves), such as thumbnails that appear at URLs like image/tid/42 For that, you can disable the display of 'posted by' and 'date and time' with the following CSS:
html .images .author { display: none; }html .images .date { display: none; }
If you want to remove the information on individual image pages, that's under Administer » Site building » Themes » Global Settings tab, and scroll down to the settings underneath "Display post information on".
Custom CSS for older Drupal site?
For my scotdancecanada.ca site (I think it is either 4.6 or 4.7), I also want to deleted the lines underneath each "story" entry that identifies the author, the category of the news item, and how many reads. The other users don't want to see that, they just want to see the date and time the item was posted.
Are there similar CSS that control these like the ones you listed above? If so, where can I find the files? Or the list of CSS? So I don't have to ask here every time?
But if you'd give me just the custom CSS to delete the above items first, I would be most grateful!!
Thanks!
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You should be able to go into the theme editor and customize the theme, since older sites have that functionality. Look for a line in the node.tpl.php file that looks like
<?php print $links; ?>and remove it.Yes, I mean in the Image gallery
You are right, I mean the images listed in the Image gallery.
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Hi Kelly,
If you are doing a lot of CSS tweaking (more than once a week, IMHO) then you might want to try out the Web Developer Toolbar for FireFox, a free add on that can help you to pick out the classes of the items you want to change visually inside the browser. Often, with the most minimal of logic and a little cut and paste you can quickly find the solution to what you are looking for:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/
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