Samantha_O
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Re: add community stats below search-box
This link may also help: Configure Community Metrics and User Metrics234ViewsSign in to react to this post0CommentsRe: Lithium Community 18.4 Release Notes
With the return of the "View All" tags feature, will you now be able to manage tags from that page (if you have the correct permissions)? With the switch to responsive, being able to edit/manage tags on a post level was cumbersome - you would need to edit the post itself as the original user. Hopefully, with bringing back the View All, it will also allow for managing of the tags in an easier fashion. Thanks!ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: 17.7 Release Notes
This is awesome to hear JohnD! I wanted to ask a quick question - if we have the recaptcha turned on, it seems like we are going to be upgraded to v2 automatically. If we want to enable the recaptcha in other areas (for example, say we have it turned on for blog comments, but not for messages and we want to turn this on for messages), will we need to go through the Site & Secret Key steps through Google, or since you are upgrading any of us using recaptcha v1, is this being automatically done for all of us so that we do not need to perform these steps going forward?ViewsSign in to react to this postComments- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
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Samantha_Othese classes are defined in the parent skin which you are inheriting for your custom skin. The parent/ default lithium skins cannot be changed, but you can certainly override them. You can use !important in your overridden CSS property.
.MessageStatus{
Color:#000000 !important;
}
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- Ok, another way of achieving this. Create a custom component(don't worry, we will still use the default search component) and include the search component in it and hide the drop down in this one from the parameter. Add a condition to this custom component so this renders only when the page is the one you want. Add the css inside the condition as well. Should get you what you're looking for.
Re: Styling tables in Community
Thanks, this is helpful. I will try this out to see if it will work best for our Community.ViewsSign in to react to this postComments- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
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