Thanks to the helpful comment of another group user, I tried placing the following in the "main.css" file of the monobook skin folder:
#privacy { display: none; }
My skin is definitely set to monobook, and my browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4 on OS X. From viewing the page source and reading my CSS book, I've concluded that this should indeed hide the "display" link--but it doesn't. Anyone know what might be going wrong?
Thanks, Ken
li#privacy a{ display: none; }
or
#privacy a{ display: none; }
work (while #privacy alone doesn't for me either)
Ken McDonald a écrit :
Thanks to the helpful comment of another group user, I tried placing the following in the "main.css" file of the monobook skin folder:
#privacy { display: none; }
My skin is definitely set to monobook, and my browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4 on OS X. From viewing the page source and reading my CSS book, I've concluded that this should indeed hide the "display" link--but it doesn't. Anyone know what might be going wrong?
Thanks, Ken
Ken McDonald wrote:
Thanks to the helpful comment of another group user, I tried placing the following in the "main.css" file of the monobook skin folder:
#privacy { display: none; }
My skin is definitely set to monobook, and my browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4 on OS X. From viewing the page source and reading my CSS book, I've concluded that this should indeed hide the "display" link--but it doesn't. Anyone know what might be going wrong?
You can create and use the page MediaWiki:Monobook.css. By the way, don't forget to force-refresh.
I think you can also set one of the system messages of the privacy policy to "-" to get rid of this link.
Yes, this worked for me, thank you! Interesting that it had to be specified like this, though--one would've thought that just specifying #privacy, rather than #privacy a, would've caused the element with id="privacy" to be hidden, regardless of the fact that it contains an "a" tag. Anyone with more knowledge of CSS than myself care to comment on this?
Cheers, Ken
Alex wrote:
li#privacy a{ display: none; }
or
#privacy a{ display: none; }
work (while #privacy alone doesn't for me either)
Ken McDonald a écrit :
Thanks to the helpful comment of another group user, I tried placing the following in the "main.css" file of the monobook skin folder:
#privacy { display: none; }
My skin is definitely set to monobook, and my browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4 on OS X. From viewing the page source and reading my CSS book, I've concluded that this should indeed hide the "display" link--but it doesn't. Anyone know what might be going wrong?
Thanks, Ken
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Putting #privacy a {display:none;} in the main.css file in the monobook skin did work for me, but your suggestions sound cleaner. I'll have to try them (when I have the time :-) )
Thanks, Ken
Rotem Liss wrote:
Ken McDonald wrote:
Thanks to the helpful comment of another group user, I tried placing the following in the "main.css" file of the monobook skin folder:
#privacy { display: none; }
My skin is definitely set to monobook, and my browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4 on OS X. From viewing the page source and reading my CSS book, I've concluded that this should indeed hide the "display" link--but it doesn't. Anyone know what might be going wrong?
You can create and use the page MediaWiki:Monobook.css. By the way, don't forget to force-refresh.
I think you can also set one of the system messages of the privacy policy to "-" to get rid of this link.
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Hello,
How do I change the links for the two corner buttons (one being the copyright button and the other "Powered by MediaWiki") should I choose to replace them?
Thanks,
Sven
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I should also ask how it is possible to modify the lower section (with the exception of MediaWiki:Copyright, of course)? Is it contained in one of the CSS files in the Commons directory? For instance, if I want to use a different filename for the button logos. Thanks.
Metaspheres metaspheres@yahoo.com wrote: Hello,
How do I change the links for the two corner buttons (one being the copyright button and the other "Powered by MediaWiki") should I choose to replace them?
Thanks,
Sven
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On 19/01/07, Metaspheres metaspheres@yahoo.com wrote:
How do I change the links for the two corner buttons (one being the copyright button and the other "Powered by MediaWiki") should I choose to replace them?
The licence icon can be customised via $wgRightsIcon et al. in LocalSettings.php - the fresh-installed version of this places these near the bottom of the file.
The "Powered by MediaWiki" icon comes out of the skins themselves.
Rob Church
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