Hi,
Is there some option that will not show the Forum stats at the bottom. I have public forum that is read only. But I don’t want to display how many forums and who the administrators etc.
How do I remove this.
Thanks
Hi,
Is there some option that will not show the Forum stats at the bottom. I have public forum that is read only. But I don’t want to display how many forums and who the administrators etc.
How do I remove this.
Thanks
its all controlled by the theme and template functions… so you can remove (or add) whatever you want…
see: http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/faq/problem-with-post-edit-buttonow-to/faq-how-to-remove-simplepress-acknowledgments/
that deals with the acknowledgments, but applies to the stats too which are also in the spFoot.php template file… just different function calls you want to remove… if you look at that file, think it will be obvious, but if not, please come on back…
FYI,
I did not want to change the template for this small change (and lose the ability to apply future updates with a click).
I decided to simply hide the stats using CSS:
/* Remove the stats section */
#spMainContainer .spStatsSection,
#spMainContainer .spNewMembers,
#spMainContainer .spAdministrators { display: none; }
Of course a user could do “view source” and see the stats – but that’s not a concern in this case.
Regards
Is there a way to just make the stats visible to members and hide from guests?
yes… stats are shown in the spFootphp template file… so edit that file in your sp theme… if you dont have your own sp theme, please create one vs editing ours to keep from losing changes on an upgrade…
like earlier in the this thread, find the stats display stuff… instead of removing, surround it by an if statement… like this:
if ($spThisuser->member) { # all the display code here }
that way its just shown for members…
Thank you, Mr. Papa. We are just using the default sp theme. If I just copy it and edit it, will it no longer get updates?
Is there something I could add to a custom css file?
correct… as we continually say, make your own theme…. its easy starting with one of ours… see:
http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/themes/theme-basics/creating-a-theme/
its just like a wp theme – if you make changes, you will lose them on updates… you cannot use css because css is not user specific…