Mike Waller
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CSS to hide links
Using CSS, how can I hide the links that say Create an Account or Log In and when logged in it says My Account • Log Out
The webpage is here: https://ccdenver.org/givethanks/
Any ideas experts?
The webpage is here: https://ccdenver.org/givethanks/
Any ideas experts?
ASKER
i tried that but it's still there --> https://ccdenver.org/givethanks/
Yeah ... not sure what's going on. The page isn't even seeing that part of your inline styles. There's an awful lot going on, so it would take a while to go through it. I would recommend you put your style in a stylesheet. There's already a rule for .account-navigation in your application.css, so you should really add the new declaration in there.
I guess your WP module have a CSS with !important.
You can simply disable the module from the backend.
You can simply disable the module from the backend.
That element is within an iframe, I doubt you'll be able to CSS it away with a display: none. You'll need to find some way to do it from the plugin itself or you can cover it up so that it can't be accessed.
Try this:
Try this:
.qgiv-embed-container:before {
content: "";
display: block;
height: 15px;
width: 190px;
background: #fff;
position: relative;
top: 16px;
left: 290px;
margin-bottom: -15px;
}
ASKER
David, your idea didn't work.
ASKER
I'm just embedding a Qgiv form on the page.
@David - good spot on the iFrame - I missed that completely.
You're going to struggle to hide those links in a clean way because you don't have control over the page that displays them. The company providing that page may have some method to allow you to provide your own CSS to embed in their page, but if not, any solution is going to be a hack. You might also be in breach of any terms that the provider has, so you need to check that as well. You would be removing the methods for anyone that donated to log into their account
You're going to struggle to hide those links in a clean way because you don't have control over the page that displays them. The company providing that page may have some method to allow you to provide your own CSS to embed in their page, but if not, any solution is going to be a hack. You might also be in breach of any terms that the provider has, so you need to check that as well. You would be removing the methods for anyone that donated to log into their account
ASKER
Sorry guys, it was a feature I could toggle off which I did, thanks for your help though!
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