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  • joekker Friend
    #206741

    Hi,

    I don’t need the category nam and description box in JA Decor Category module as you see in the attached image.
    Any idea how to remove it?
    Thank you!


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    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #572591

    Hello
    Try this
    Add the below code in custom.css file


    .category-module .category-info {
    display: none;
    }

    Clear cache and check .
    Hope it helps you .

    joekker Friend
    #572594

    Hi Pankajsharma,
    Thank you for the answer.
    To be honest I really don’t know where to create the custom.css.
    I use Yellow theme, in the ja_decor/css/yellow folder or the ja_decor/css/ folder directly.
    Or ja_decor/local/css/yellow or ja_decor/local/css/ folder?
    What is the difference between the local and usual csss folder?

    Anyway, I have created the custom.css folder in all the above mentioned folder without any success.
    Thank you for your help!

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #572597

    Hi
    path for custom.css : / template/your JA template/css/custom.css
    Create it if its not there and add the code .
    local folder css are the override of original css folder .
    it will help if u making changes in local folder and on template update local folder will keep save ur custom changes , template update not ooverride it .

    joekker Friend
    #572599

    Thank you!
    But, unfortunately the category module title is still there (I am working on local, so on my live-site you will still see)

    joekker Friend
    #572600

    Strange, on live-site it works if I create the custom.css diretcly in ja_decor/css folder. But in local no effect altghough no caching is enabled.

    ja_decor/local/css/custom.css did not work.

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #572603

    Hi
    Custom.css will work in /css folder not in local folder its an custom file .
    Please add it in /css folder and add the code on live site i can see you have not added the code in custom.css file .

    joekker Friend
    #572606

    You are very kind to help me.
    I did it already in live-site, but still no effect in local. I don’t understand this.

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #572609

    Hi
    as i said before custom.css will not work as its a custom file that is defined in the core css folder .
    i hope its clear now 🙂
    Local folder only override default css file that comecomes with papackages , custom.css is a custom file that need to create mmanually.

    joekker Friend
    #572610

    I did it, no problem with it. Only MAMP server makes no changes.

    If i well understand from T3 manual I will have the same outcome by modifying a template using /local css files modifictaions or creating a custom.css. Both will be kept if the template refreshed, right?
    Wgich solution you suggest.
    local css files modifications
    or
    custom.css?

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #572627

    Hi
    For new css changes or override i suggest you to use custom.css file .

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #737663

    Hi
    For new css changes or override i suggest you to use custom.css file .

    joekker Friend
    #572629

    Thank you!

    joekker Friend
    #737665

    Thank you!

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