[themes] Making node/Content title invisible, "read more" invisible

admin lamanonline admin at lamanonline.com
Mon Feb 7 23:18:34 UTC 2011


Hi, just for the disappearing the title thing. You use a module called
"automatic node title". The reason to use this module is because the
compulsory item for a node is the title. The module will automatically
assign the title for you and hide it. Very useful when creating content type
you don't want user to insert title.

 

radzi

 

From: themes-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:themes-bounces at drupal.org] On Behalf
Of Brian Choc
Sent: 08 Februari 2011 2:32
To: A list for theme developers
Subject: Re: [themes] Making node/Content title invisible, "read more"
invisible

 

Your theme may have a different class assigned to the "Read more" text.  A
theme I just looked at, for example, uses "node_read_more".  Setting
whatever class you've got on that text to "display: none" is likely the
easiest way not to display this text.

 

You can use the same technique to hide the title from a page or node
display, but be careful about the scope of the CSS selector.  The class
"title" will probably address not only the titles on the node pages, but
also likely on your node lists.  This will vary by theme, so you will have
to look.  You can also remove the printing of the $title variable from the
node and/or page .tpl files, but again this may be a broader stroke than you
wish.

 

bc

 

 

On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 11:13 AM, <pat at soligsoft.com> wrote:

Hello all,

What would be the easiest way to make the content/node title invisible.
Also it seems using ".node-readmore {display:none;}" to make the "read
more" tag invisible is not working.  Any ideas?

PChuprina

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