XF 2.2 How to hide/remove the name and creation date under the thread title?

[MichaelR]

How can i hide/remove the name and creation date (including the icons) under the thread title? I prefer doing this on the extra less template.

 

[Paul B]

You can use the browser inspector (F12, then Console tab) to work out what to target.

Identify the template name - in this case forum_view.




Then identify the specific element - structItem-parts.

.


Then create the code to remove it from the template.

[data-template="forum_view"]
{
    .structItem-parts
    {
        display: none;
    }
}

Further changes may be required to make things line up properly, etc.

 

[MichaelR]

You can use the browser inspector (F12, then Console tab) to work out what to target.

Identify the template name - in this case forum_view.

View attachment 237784


Then identify the specific element - structItem-parts.

View attachment 237785.


Then create the code to remove it from the template.

[data-template="forum_view"]
{
    .structItem-parts
    {
        display: none;
    }
}

Further changes may be required to make things line up properly, etc.

Well thank you for the explanation. This helps! I learned a bit more and i see now how i can do these things on my own. One last question regarding this then. I cant seem to find the correct class name to remove the dots that appear between username and creation date (on thread view template under the title). How do i remove those?

 

[MichaelR]

I got it. I added:

,.listInline.listInline--bullet>li:before

 

[Vercingetorix]

You can use the browser inspector (F12, then Console tab) to work out what to target.

Identify the template name - in this case forum_view.

View attachment 237784


Then identify the specific element - structItem-parts.

View attachment 237785.


Then create the code to remove it from the template.

[data-template="forum_view"]
{
    .structItem-parts
    {
        display: none;
    }
}

Further changes may be required to make things line up properly, etc.

Thanks man, this works perfectly.
Didn't need to do any additional changes at all either.