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[SOLVED] How can I 'hide' the 'page action' button...

posts: 228 Ukraine

...on just one page - the Homepage?

...or, on say 10 pages with 'Anonymous' permissions to 'view' (e.g. the front facing pages of a website)?

I suspect the only way us 'Custom CSS' - would anyone with CSS knowledge be able to help out?

Thanks,
Mike

posts: 4656 Japan

This may work — use PluginLayout in the page with the actionbuttons parameter set to "n", like

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{layout header="y" footer="y" leftcolumn="y" rightcolumn="y" fullwidth="n" nosidemargins="n" bgrepeat="repeat" actionbuttons="n" topbar="y" pagetopbar="y" pagebottombar="y"}


(This is the default content when only the actionbuttons parameter is changed.)

-- Gary

posts: 228 Ukraine

Hi Gary,

I should have provided a screenshot and been more specific - by 'page action' button I meant the single small square button on the top of each page on the right with a little down arrow in it:

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The bottom page action buttons I typically hide by assigning (object level, e.g. page) permissions - but it's good to know that can be done by Page Layout also.

Thanks,
Mike


posts: 3665 United States

There are probably better solutions, but using the Custom CSS field should work. Maybe:

{QUOTE(thread_id=>77105)}...on just one page - the Homepage?

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{if $page eq 'Homepage'} .wikiactions {display:none} {/if}

...or, on say 10 pages with 'Anonymous' permissions to 'view' (e.g. the front facing pages of a website)?


If this means you want to hide it from anonymous (i.e., non-logged in) users, you could use the GROUP plugin:

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{GROUP(notgroups="Registered")} .wikiactions {display:none} {GROUP}


But Gary's solution is probably more elegant. :-)

HTH,

- Rick | My Tiki Blog | My Tiki UserPage

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posts: 228 Ukraine

Hi Rick,

This one worked:

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{if $page eq 'Homepage'} .wikiactions {display:none} {/if}


only a little too good - it removed the page action button on all pages of the site! (tested on two separate sites, separate installations and hostings)

I tried a few variations, just in case:
- 'HomePage'
- '/Homepage' (and '/HomePage')
- and the full URL, starting with 'https...'
- and, I tested with a 'test page' which was not the HomePage
but none worked.

Also, to make sure there wasn't any 'incorrectly coded' CSS in my 'Custom CSS' field, I removed everything there and just added this code, but same result.

It seems something in Tiki is overriding the custom page configuration and applying it everywhere - Bootstrap?

Thanks,
Mike

posts: 3665 United States

Ooopss, sorry. My mistake. You need to use the Custom HTML head content field — not Custom CSS, and my syntax was slightly off. See the note on the configuration page for correct syntax:

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Sorry about that (it is still early here in EST and I haven't had enough coffee yet).


HTH,

- Rick | My Tiki Blog | My Tiki UserPage

Why be a dummy? Get smarty! TikiForSmarties.com
Tiki for Smarties, your source for the best (and only) Tiki books, guides, and tutorials.
posts: 228 Ukraine

Ok, will keep trying - only my site went down! https://agilitynocode.com/HomePage

It's completely locked up, so I'll have to get into the Files, find and delete the code I added into the HTML head.

br,
Mike

posts: 3665 United States

That's what you get for listening to me, sorry!

You can clear the custom HTML from the tiki-preferences table in your DB. Look for custom_html_head_content.

posts: 228 Ukraine

Hi Rick,

I found the file via phpMyAdmin and deleted the code. Though the site still didn't want to work. So I got on the Terminal via cPanel and cleared the cache there, the site started to come alive! At least I could log on and than re-build the index to look good again (Tiki doesn't play well with phpMyAdmin, always have to do an index rebuild after any changes there).

So, now that I know where everything is and how to get it back up to normal, I can test and break it again! (though, maybe first I'll make some back-ups via the 'JetBackup' option in cPanel).

Br,
Mike

posts: 126886 United Kingdom

Rick's Smarty code was close, but if it contains non-smarty curly brackets you need to surround it all in {literal} tags as in the examples under the pref, e.g.

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{if $page eq 'Homepage'}{literal} .wikiactions {display:none} {/literal}{/if}

Or you can use plain Custom CSS (safer ;) and target just one page by using it's html.id, like this:

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#page_3804 .wikiactions {display:none}

(this is the id of the HomePage here)


posts: 228 Ukraine

Hi Jonny,

I think I did try it with 'literal' tags (after I got my site going again) but don't think it worked still (most likely something else in my code that was incorrect, can't remember now).

In any case, I opened the DOM 'Inspector', found the page number, number 1, applied the safer version in the Custom CSS area and it worked perfect!

Huge thanks Jonny!

Br,
Mike