I know, this can be done in Basic Board Information, but that is no good for me. As I want to have the site name used in all emails. Any other way I can accomplish this?
How can I remove the title from the forum home page?
Add one of the following to the EXTRA.css template: .forum_list .titleBar { display: none; }
or
.forum_list .titleBar h1 { font-size: 0px; }
Note that this may have an impact on SEO. Refer to the discussion thread in the forum for more information.
Perfect, thanks a lot! Now I need to do the same for Portal (XenPorta). I guess all I need to do is change .forum_list for something else, but don't know what yet...
Perfect, thanks a lot! Now I need to do the same for Portal (XenPorta). I guess all I need to do is change .forum_list for something else, but don't know what yet...
Perfect, thanks a lot! Now I need to do the same for Portal (XenPorta). I guess all I need to do is change .forum_list for something else, but don't know what yet...
You know to be honest I never feel confident using Jaxel's add-ons. When I see, that many members post bugs, issues and they seems to be very often not adressed, that makes me sad. He is making some excellent add-ons, but they lack support unfortunately
I can say it is running well, but XenPorta really needs to come with some kind of manual For example look at this screen:
Don't really know what I should tick here and what it will cause (affect) then. I know when I tick Index (index > portal) I get a bunch of errors
You can read a bit more about the Globalized Custom Layouts here in the FAQ. I have the Index one ticked. What this allows me to do is add another layout type in Layouts called Index (there's already one called Portal). The Portal one I've set up for my front page, showing all of the blocks I want in the sidebar and the RecentNews block in the middle for promoted stories. The Index one is used on the Forums page, which shows all of the forums in the middle (as you would expect) and all of the blocks in the sidebar which replicate those shown on the portal page.