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DougS
Khoros Oracle
Is this a custom component or a core component you are overriding?
if it's a custom component, you could just blank out the component.
If it's a core component (or really even if it's a custom component), you could use the @Overide naming convention to create a blank component that effectively hides the component:
http://community.lithium.com/t5/Community-FAQs/Using-override-to-change-core-components/ta-p/61358?q=@Override
if it's a custom component, you could just blank out the component.
If it's a core component (or really even if it's a custom component), you could use the @Overide naming convention to create a blank component that effectively hides the component:
http://community.lithium.com/t5/Community-FAQs/Using-override-to-change-core-components/ta-p/61358?q=@Override
allisonn
10 years agoGenius
It is a custom component. So you are saying I can create a new component of the same name with @override leave it blank, that will make the current component blank globally and if ever want to put it back, we just delete the @override component?
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