Profile modification

  • Resolved engel31

    (@engel31)


    8 years, 7 months ago

    Hello everyone,

    I’am looking for a trick to remove the “Personal Options” and “About Yourself” section on the profile page.

    With some CSS tweak (like tr.user-url-wrap,tr.user-aim-wrap) I have hide the subcontent. Now I wish to remove the “main” categorie. Because those two are now empty. Thank you.

    Alex.

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  • You can use nth-of-type and target the titles that way, like so:

    #your-profile h2:nth-of-type(1), #your-profile h2:nth-of-type(4) { display: none; }

    This will hide the two titles you requested, which are the 1st and 4th instances of an H2 element within the #your-profile form.

    Thread Starter engel31

    (@engel31)

    Awesome trick! Thank you so much ThemeSumo!! ??

    Wierd question but why are you doing it ? Just curious.

    Thread Starter engel31

    (@engel31)

    Hello Cerebros,

    Don’t worry ??
    I have created a website for my residence in France (for tenant and landlord).

    I have hide some profile’s parts for my users that is useless for them (biography, aim, yahoo and some others stuffs). And depend if the person is tenant or landlord, somes options are different.

    I wishes only the basis for the profile => Fast & Serious way to have the minimum requiered information
    You can see a picture here : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0hS_z3S37FfYm1WbU1JbFRMdlE/view?usp=sharing

    FYI, the green bar explain that all datas in the green field (email, mobile number, landline number, batiment number and flat number) will be published on the address book of the website (I do another page for that) !

    ??

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    Hello engel31,

    Your website sounds like a great resource for tenants and useful to the landlord as well. You probably already know the following, but I want to make sure because of privacy concerns, especially in Europe.

    Hiding information with CSS is insecure, one only needs to examine the page source to see the hidden information. If the information is not sensitive and you are merely streamlining your site, then using CSS is fine. If any hidden information is considered sensitive, then you need to prevent it from being sent out to the browser to begin with, hiding it with CSS is not enough.

    Thread Starter engel31

    (@engel31)

    Hello bcworkz,

    No there is no sensitives informations. I just need a basis information from my tenant and landlord. That’s why I hide useless things like biography, aim, yahoo, profile color, admin bar etc. I wish a clear and easy interface profile for my user :).

    For sure I now that CSS hidding is not “secure”, but in my case I just that my users don’t fill useless form area that I will never see or use on my portal :)!

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