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Alan Mc
Alan Mc

Reputation: 7

Joomla 3 Hide Content from specific page

I am looking to hide a div on some pages that is appearing on all the pages. I have used some php and css to assign each page with a unique code but I cannot get the correct css to hide or remove the div from those pages.

 .pageid111 .logo{
   display: none;
  }

is what I am attempting to use. Would appreciate any help

Upvotes: 0

Views: 798

Answers (2)

Amit Ray
Amit Ray

Reputation: 3485

Instead of directly calling logo in all files, you can create a module and display it wherever needed. You have to change some codes in template files. I will give an example so you can do it for your own template.

If you see the default template protostar that comes with Joomla. it has a file named index.php. There $logo is defined at line number 67-78 as

// Logo file or site title param
if ($this->params->get('logoFile'))
{
    $logo = '<img src="' . JUri::root() . $this->params->get('logoFile') . '" alt="' . $sitename . '" />';
}
elseif ($this->params->get('sitetitle'))
{
    $logo = '<span class="site-title" title="' . $sitename . '">' . htmlspecialchars($this->params->get('sitetitle')) . '</span>';
}
else
{
    $logo = '<span class="site-title" title="' . $sitename . '">' . $sitename . '</span>';
}

You can comment this out.

Next on the same file little below around line 140 you will find this code

<?php echo $logo; ?>

This code is calling the logo file. Just replace this code with 

<jdoc:include type="modules" name="logo" style="xhtml" />

You have just added a new module position with name logo.

This will not reflect until you add this position in the templateDetails.xml file

if you open that file you will find these lines

<positions>
        <position>banner</position>
        <position>debug</position>
        <position>position-0</position>
        <position>position-1</position>
        .............
</positions>

Add logo position to that

<positions>
        <position>banner</position>
        <position>debug</position>
        <position>logo</position>
        <position>position-0</position>
        <position>position-1</position>
        .............
</positions>

So you now have a extra module position in place of hardcoded logo image. You can put any image module there or just create an html module.

Upvotes: 1

alfredopacino
alfredopacino

Reputation: 3241

A solution could be detect the home page using the joomla framework https://docs.joomla.org/How_to_determine_if_the_user_is_viewing_the_front_page

Through the same getMenu() method you can generalize your code for the other menu items Joomla 3.1 - Get active menu item url

Upvotes: 0

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