By Paul Murray on Thursday, 23 June 2016
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Hi SI Team

I can remove the “Show top pagination”
Used by the EasyBlog - Pagebreak Plugin.
But I see no option to remove for e.g. Page 2 of 4
http://www.finalbug.net/component/easyblog/entry/546-fcp-x-subtitles-the-missing-webinars-01?pagestart=1&Itemid=937

Is there a way to remove Page Blah of Blah?

thanks

Paul
Hello Paul,

To be honest, this ticket has gotten overbroad and we have been using up a lot of our time answering customization questions that we almost have no time at all to work on our development.

This is one of the reasons why we have to draw the line about customization questions. It's not that we do not want to help but you guys keep coming back asking for more.

Anyway, if you have the css skills, you would already figure out that you need to use a more specific css selector or an !important tag.



I hope you understand where we are coming from and appreciate this very much.
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Thursday, 07 July 2016 15:41
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Hi Paul,
Currently there isn't any setting to remove the text: 'Page X of X'. However, you can comment out the code that generates this at JoomlaFolder/plugins/easyblog/pagebreak/pagebreak.php.
Search for the following lines and comment out the codes:
// $row->text .= '<div class="eb-toc-current">';
// $row->text .= $pageNav->getPagesCounter();
// $row->text .= '</div>';
Let me know if this works, thanks.
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Thursday, 23 June 2016 17:47
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Hi Raymond

/* Switch Page Counter Off

// page counter
$row->text .= '<div class="eb-toc-current">';
$row->text .= $pageNav->getPagesCounter();
$row->text .= '</div>';

*/


Worked perfectly thanks.

Is there a way to add this to the custom.css file in the Elegant/CSS folder?
I know that I will forget to update this the next time there is a EB update.

thanks

Paul
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Tuesday, 28 June 2016 17:48
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You can use css to hide the items,

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Tuesday, 28 June 2016 19:15
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Hey Mark

This is how my Elegant Custom CSS file looks.

/* Hides Pagebreak Number at top of Blog Post  */
.eb-toc-current {
display: none;
}



I do not see this taking effect.
Am I missing something.

thanks

Paul
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Monday, 04 July 2016 17:52
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Hey Paul,
I apologize for the inconvenience. It seems like there is an error in the guide. Under Creating CSS Overrides, the correct path to apply the custom.css file for EasyBlog should be JoomlaFolder/templates/(yourCurrentTemplate)/html/com_easyblog/styles/custom.css
This is true for all EasyBlog custom css overrides.

Try to apply your custom css file in the mentioned path and see if the override works. Let us know how it goes, thanks.
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Monday, 04 July 2016 18:29
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Hey Raymond

My apologies I did not realise that there was a separate custom.css file for EB as well as the main one for Elegant.
I need to create the folders: com_easyblog and styles.
Then made a custom.css file and put this in it:

/* Hides Pagebreak Number at top of Blog Post  */
.eb-toc-current {
display: none;
}


Unfortunately I do not see this taking effect.
Please advise what i am missing.

thanks

Paul
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Thursday, 07 July 2016 15:31
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Hi Mark

Yes I know that you guys go the extra mile and I try not to take advantage of this.
You might find this hard to believe but these days I actually think 5 times before posting a question here.
I know that you guys do a great job and I do not want to slow you down.

Wishing you all a productive day

Paul
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Thursday, 07 July 2016 16:05
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Thanks for understanding Paul, appreciate it as always.
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Thursday, 07 July 2016 16:11
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