Sherab,

This can be hidden using CSS in your theme's main stylesheet file:

#block-locale-language .language-link.active { display:none; }

On Jan 26, 2012, at 8:49 AM, Shérab wrote:

Dear all,

my site uses the default language switcher block and I'm happy with that, i.e. Idon't wish to use e.g. the language switcher drop-down. However, on a given page of the site in language L, the block has links for language L itself and for all other languages that have been enabled. What I'd like to achieve is that the block only has links for the available translations of the current page, not for languages the page has not yet been translated to. For example, most of the pages on our site, originally written in french, have been translated to english. But recently we have enabled Esperanto and almost no page has been translated into that language yet, however, on all pages, the language switcher menu has an Esperanto link. And if the site is viewed in french, say, the block includes a link to French, which seems not very useful to me and I'd lke to get rid of that link, too.

Any suggestion warmly appreciated.

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