XF 1.2 {$noH1} on forum_list

[Marcus]

If I add this on forum_list, it does not work on PAGE_CONTAINER, even as forum_list is included before PAGE_CONTAINER checks for {$noH1}.

<xen:set var="{$noH1}">1</xen:set>

 

[Paul B]

You can do it with CSS, unless you want to completely remove it.

.forum_list .titleBar {
display: none;
}

or

.forum_list .titleBar h1 {
font-size: 0px;
}

 

[Marcus]

Thanks! I had it done with CSS but I am wondering how I could remove it the most easy way. It's possible with a template=forum_list check on PAGE_CONTAINER, but I thought it is more efficient just doing it in forum_list.

 

[Daniel Hood]

Could you just remove it with a template modification? or are you wanting to only do it on certain pages?

 

[Marcus]

I just want to disable it on forum_list

 

[Chris D]

{$noH1} is a parameter which is set AFTER the PAGE_CONTAINER is rendered. It therefore cannot be overridden. And if it could, you would overwrite it using <xen:container (not <xen:set)

{$noH1} is true if the <xen:h1> tag is defined but empty, e.g.

<xen:h1></xen:h1>
or
<xen:h1 />

If there is no <xen:h1> tag then it uses <xen:title>. If there is neither of those, then it uses the Board Title.

The most efficient way is definitely a blank <xen:h1> tag and, that's basically how the Resource Manager does it in the Resource View.

I just want to disable it on forum_list

Yep. Change:

<xen:h1>{$xenOptions.boardTitle}</xen:h1>

To:

<xen:h1></xen:h1>

Or:

<xen:h1 />

 

[Marcus]

Amazing ! Thanks.

 

[Chris D]

Forgot one thing that XenForo does with the Resource Manager (in RM 1.0.x only of course).

Using a template post render event and looking at the thread_view template, the H1 is removed as such:

$containerData['h1'] = '';

But I would consider the usage of that approach deprecated as a whole.