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  • mechwiy
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    @mechwiy

    Ok thank you for your answers.

    About the plugin that you gave me, what does he do ? cuz isn’t it more interesting to do directly “display:none” in the css instead using the plugin ? if of course it does the same thing cuz if it does, using the plugin will make the website heavier than using directly the “display;none” directly in the css code.


    mechwiy
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    @mechwiy

    ah yes I just saw it, I’ll try it, so there are no options to do it automaticly we have to go through the code ?


    mechwiy
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    @mechwiy

    Thank you for your answer, what about the notification, how can I put it beside the buddypress link in the menu, cuz I choosed the buddypress link in the menu and despite that there are no notifications displayed beside of them.

    edit : like you can see in the screenshot here : http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2018/21/6/1527340763-menulinks.png I took the links directly from the buddypress category


    mechwiy
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    @mechwiy

    It’s okay I found a way out, I injected the css not in the page but in the theme directly.


    mechwiy
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    @mechwiy

    ah by the way, the page concerned is this one : http://c3m.ma/inscription/


    mechwiy
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    @mechwiy

    hello, thank you it worked

    I have few other questions :

    1) what about the css, I tried to edit it but the css of the registration page is not changing even with the !important, ps : I tried to add the css rules in the registration page with visual composer. Usually when the css rule is not working properly I can find the rule in the console and the rule is crossed out, but here in this case I can’t even find the css rules that I added.

    2) how can I disable the sentence “this field can be seen by X” , I tried to disable it with the css rule display:none but I got the problem that I described in the first point, is there another way to disable it other than with the css ?

    thank you for your answers

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