StephenB
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Re: How We Built It: Author Stamps
FWIW here's the code with the "Author" text string: <#if (env.context.message.author.id)?? && (env.context.message.parent)?? && (page.context.thread.topicMessage.author.id)??> <#assign userId = env.context.message.author.id /> <#assign topicMessageId = page.context.thread.topicMessage.author.id/> <#if (userId)?? && (topicMessageId)?? > <#if (topicMessageId)?? && userId == topicMessageId> <div class="author.badge"> <span class="badge1" data-badge="${text.format("custom.author-badge")}"></span> </div> </#if> </#if> </#if>525Views0likes0CommentsUse of cursor: not-allowed
Hey Lithium, I'm wondering why { cursor: not-allowed;} is being used on some of the pages here since the redesign, notably on the viewprofilepage. When hovering over someone's badges, their avatar or username, cursor:not-allowed is used, and it makes for an odd visual experience. Maybe it's just me 😃4.4KViews2likes3CommentsRe: How to add a button on a standard page?
Hi Jhansi_k, You can still edit 'standard' pages and add/remove components. First, you'd need to create a custom component with the button code as Payal suggested. Then, in Studio, click Page, then Change and select the page you'd like to edit (in your case: Case Portal Case Page). You can then select your custom component from the left and add it to the page, then drag and drop it to where you'd like to place it.173Views1like0CommentsRe: How to show "All community" option in search bar
Hi bhakti Not sure if there's another way, but I set ours up in a way that it defaults to All Community, no matter where the visitor is in the community. If you're able to modify your search component, you'll want to add this: defaultToCommunity="true" I have a custom search bar wrapper with the following: <div class="custom-search-bar-search custom-search-bar-component custom-search-bar-component-left"> <@component id="common.widget.search-bar" hideGranularity="false" defaultToCommunity="true"/> </div> Hope this helps.103Views0likes0CommentsRe: Hiding option in search granularity with CSS, but it still displays on IE
Thanks cike. I tried your suggestion, however Firefox & IE still show the tkb option. I also tried setting the visibility property to hidden, but that didn't work either. After some more digging online, it would seem that I'm not the only one experiencing this.168Views0likes1CommentHiding option in search granularity with CSS, but it still displays on IE
Hi everyone, I've run into a little issue and am hoping someone can provide some insight. Our community has the TKB feature enabled, however we are not using it at the moment (nor have we set it up). I was able to hide the "Knowledge Base" option from the search drop down list with the following CSS, which hides it when using Google Chrome, however the option still appears when using IE11 & Firefox v51.0.1. #lia-body .lia-content select.lia-search-form-granularity.search-granularity option[title="Knowledge Base"] { display: none; } Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Stephen188Views0likes3Comments