Remove social block?
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- GK User
- Fri Nov 16, 2012 10:52 am
Hi there,
Me again with another question..
We`ve decided to narrow down the social media options to pretty much zero.. However if we disable them all, a huge white block is left.
I`ve tried renaming the social.php from layouts, i`ve tried to remove the social code out of social.php but so far no succes..
Any idea how to get this done?
Me again with another question..
We`ve decided to narrow down the social media options to pretty much zero.. However if we disable them all, a huge white block is left.
I`ve tried renaming the social.php from layouts, i`ve tried to remove the social code out of social.php but so far no succes..
Any idea how to get this done?
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- Senior Boarder
- GK User
- Fri Nov 16, 2012 7:33 pm
Hi
On PostNote template?!
Where exactly? On K2 items?
On PostNote template?!
Where exactly? On K2 items?
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- Platinum Boarder
- GK User
- Tue Nov 20, 2012 12:57 pm
Yes on a postnote template Else i wouldnt have posted it here would i?
Anyway example: go to http://www.learnatwork.nl/index.php/opleidingen (yeah i know SEO has to be turned on )
There you`ll see a large white chunk under the texts and under that small grey line there`s a part for social media stuff (called div id=social) if i`m right.
Anyway example: go to http://www.learnatwork.nl/index.php/opleidingen (yeah i know SEO has to be turned on )
There you`ll see a large white chunk under the texts and under that small grey line there`s a part for social media stuff (called div id=social) if i`m right.
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- Senior Boarder
- GK User
- Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:00 pm
ok
On Template Manager open PostNote template parameters > advanced settings and enable the use of css override.
Them open this file ../templates/gk_postnote/css/override.css and add this line there:
This will remove part of that blank space, but there other part that is created by the article structure.
You probably copied this text from a Word document and paste it there.
This is not the best way to have a clean article structure, because you are importing MS Word classes.
Suggestion:
Copy that text and paste it on a regular text document (.txt).
Copy again and now paste it on the joomla article editor.
Now you can set paragraphs, breaks or even make use of the template typography.
Cheers
On Template Manager open PostNote template parameters > advanced settings and enable the use of css override.
Them open this file ../templates/gk_postnote/css/override.css and add this line there:
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#gkSocialAPI {display: none}
This will remove part of that blank space, but there other part that is created by the article structure.
You probably copied this text from a Word document and paste it there.
This is not the best way to have a clean article structure, because you are importing MS Word classes.
Suggestion:
Copy that text and paste it on a regular text document (.txt).
Copy again and now paste it on the joomla article editor.
Now you can set paragraphs, breaks or even make use of the template typography.
Cheers
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- Platinum Boarder
- GK User
- Wed Nov 21, 2012 9:17 am
That works like a charm!
Thanks allot!
Thanks allot!
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- Senior Boarder
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