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[alfonsotesauro Friend alfonsotesauroJoin date: July 2013Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#189076

Hello, even if I unpublish the search module, i continue to see it in the Header.
How can I do to not see it anymore?
Thanks for your help.

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[phong nam Friend phong namJoin date: May 2015Posts: 3779Downloads:1Uploads:587 Thanks: 499 Thanked: 974 times in 888 posts]

#499524

Hi Alfonso,

You can use below css styles to hide the search module without editing .php file:

#ja-search {
display: none !important;
}

Put this into the end of templatesja_droidcsstemplate.css file. Clear JAT3 cache after saving change.

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[alfonsotesauro Friend alfonsotesauroJoin date: July 2013Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#499547

Thank You very much Leo.
I’ ve checked after an hour and I’ve seen that the search box is disappeared, anyway your answer is useful because it allows me to understand a little more about CSS. What method is preferable?.
Thanks again.

[phong nam Friend phong namJoin date: May 2015Posts: 3779Downloads:1Uploads:587 Thanks: 499 Thanked: 974 times in 888 posts]

#499576

Hi alfonsotesauro,

I has guessed that you forgot to click JAT3 cache after displaying the search module in Module Manager. That is why the search box still appeared. So, The simplest method is disabling the module in Module Manager + Clear JAT3 cache (The button is on the top right of dashboard).

With editing .php file method, you will see the php functions to call a search module in pluginssystemjat3jat3base-themesdefaultblocksheader.php file at line:

<?php if($this->countModules('search')) : ?>
<div id="ja-search">
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="search" />
</div>
<?php endif; ?>


Note: You shouldn’t use the editing .php file method because I will be not effective when you update new T3v2 version.

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