Remove - Avatar from postbit [Deleted]

[Adam Howard]

Hello. I'd suggest to have an option to remove avatars only for users without avatars.

I want the same thing, but the current XenForo does not support this function.

I did however suggest it. Could use your support and agreement here
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/no-avatar-if-none-is-provided.73344/

 

[mono]

Oh, Thank you very much!

 

[Barbossa]

Just from the postbit? Not sure an addon is necessary, just use css:

.messageUserBlock .avatar img {
display: none;
}

job done!

How to remove entire postbit from a first post of a thread?

 

[Steve F]

The TMS that comes with XF. The add-on that contains the template modifications will also add extra functionality for my live site, so when I am finished with it I just need to export the add-on from my dev site and import it to my live site, and the new new style changes will be applied along with the extra functionality. Zero template edits, yay,

Some of the things I use the TMS for in my new style is to increase the postbit avatar to 148px by 148px regardless if the members avatar is rectangular or not, move the Nav Tabs to the top of the page and fix it in place along with the moderator bar & login bar, and set the Top link in the footer to take the visitor to the correct spot at the top of the page (taking into consideration if the visitor has a moderator bar, or login bar, or neither), move the breadcrumbs around, and a few other things.

In my opinion using the TMS for these types of things is really convenient, and maintenance free. The best part is, you can apply the changes to one style only or all styles.

Are you sure you're using the built in TMS? The core TMS does not apply per style but rather the Master style. Now I know @guiltar 's TMS could do style specific mods but not the XF core TMS unless I totally missed something the last year and a half.

 

[Lawrence]

Are you sure you're using the built in TMS? The core TMS does not apply per style but rather the Master style. Now I know @guiltar 's TMS could do style specific mods but not the XF core TMS unless I totally missed something the last year and a half.

Yes, the built in TMS, the only add-ons I use are my own. Template conditionals applies the changes when appropriate.

 

[Adam Howard]

Yes, the built in TMS, the only add-ons I use are my own. Template conditionals applies the changes when appropriate.

I think what @Steve F is referring to the 3rd party TMS could exclude all other styles even if the code was found in them. XenForo's TMS will apply wherever found and you cannot pick and choose among which styles that is applied toward.

Which I sort of like because I like my changes made as universally as possible. But at the same time, I do like that I can make new TMS entries for styles that have different code.

 

[SneakyDave]

Barbarossa, I think I provide a better answer to your question here:

https://xenadmins.com/threads/conditional-css-question.783/

 

[HappyWorld]

I think using CSS to hide things isn't proper because Google and other bots still can see those hidden things.
In this case, this add-on is better than CSS edit, in my opinion

 

[Adam Howard]

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