TOP TEN | Suppress Visits & Dates | CSS or Other Method

[rdb3]

We would like to apply CSS and/or suppress the number of views and/or the dates that are listed in the Top Ten, Most Recent, and Sticky.

We would like to be able to do this on the FAQ pages and the RSS that is produced.

Ideally, we would like to do this with CSS but will modify the PHP or TPL if necessary.

Please give us some pointers.

Thanks in advance for your help!

[rdb3]

We found a method to suppress dates and visits/views on the web pages:

startpage.tpl

<!-- <li><a href="{toptenUrl}">{toptenTitle}</a> ({toptenVisits}) </li> -->

<li><a href="{toptenUrl}">{toptenTitle}</a></li>

<!-- <li><a href="{latestEntriesUrl}">{latestEntriesTitle}</a> ({latestEntriesDate})</li> -->

<li><a href="{latestEntriesUrl}">{latestEntriesTitle}</a></li>

Not sure if that is the best approach but it works.

However, we still need some guidance for suppressing the same stuff on the RSS feeds.

Thanks!

[Thorsten]

Hi,

what do you want to do with the RSS feeds exactly?

bye
Thorsten

[rdb3]

Hi,

what do you want to do with the RSS feeds exactly?

bye
Thorsten

Hello Thorsten. Thanks for the reply.

We want to suppress the number of visits/views detail that is delivered in the Top Ten RSS feed.

[Thorsten]

Hi,

you have to edit feed/topten/rss.php

bye
Thorsten

[rdb3]

Thanks. We actually found that file earlier and made some changes. Then, we reverted back to the original version (from the original install files).

Now, all of the records in the feed show the date: Wednesday, December 31, 1969, 7:00:00 PM

Then, when you click the title link to see the full article, we get this:

No Categories found.
This entry is in revision and can not be displayed

Your thoughts?

[Thorsten]

Hi,

which version do you use?

bye
Thorsten

[rdb3]

2.6.1

[Thorsten]

Hi,

this issue will be fixed in 2.6.2.

bye
Thorsten

[rdb3]

OK. Is there a timeframe for that yet?

Meanwhile, is there a way to revert back to the original feed files?

[Thorsten]

Hi,

2.6.2 will be released next week. What do you want to revert?

bye
Thorsten

[rdb3]

Thanks for the replies.

We thought the RSS for Top Ten was working properly under 2.6.1 before we tried to tweak it. That might not be the case. So, we were hoping that reverting back to the original rss.php files (or some other method) would put the RSS stuff back in order.

If not, next week is OK for the fix.