Hi mastermind12, the advice for this does change depending on what theme you are using. What theme are you using?
Thank you for your reply. I am using the BuddyPress default theme.
@mastermind12, put .time-since{display:none ! important;} at the bottom of your style.cc and clear the cache.
regards
Thanks naijaping. Unfortunately that didn’t do it. Here are the style sheets available to me.
style.css
editor-style-rtl.css
editor-style.css
rtl.css
I put it in both the editor-style-rtl.css and the style.css am I missing something?
@mastermind12
If you are referring too the activity bubble on the Members Directory page, then do this:
add the following line of code to the `style.css` document in your themes directory:
`ul#members-list span.activity {
display:none !important;
}`
if you are referring too a different activity bubble, then let us know which one exactly.
I am referring to the activity bubble that reads. active 1 minute ago. And it is in the Members Directory. I have added the code to the css with no result.
Ok @mastermind12. Then the css I gave you should work.
Can you post back the exact file you added the code too including its path.
Can you also post back a copy of what you added please.
It will help me/us properly troubleshoot.
Thanks for the reply. Sorry for the delay.
This is what I pasted. ul#members-list span.activity {
display:none !important;
}
I pasted it to both the editor-style-rtl.css and the editor-style.css
the path: http://www.theinternationalrealestatemastermindassociation.com/members/wp-admin/theme-editor.php?file=editor-style.css&theme=bp-default
Is this correct? Do you need the login to get to this page?
No @mastermind12 — those 2 style sheet (.css) files are not coming into play on your Member’s Directory page.
Paste it to the bottom of `/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css` although you will need to repeat this paste each and every time you upgrade the BuddyPress plugin.
That worked perfect. Thanks you for your patience and expertise.
Cal
No prob Cal ( @mastermind12). Just remember to store the code below away because you will need to reapply it the next time, and every time, you upgrade BuddyPress. Once you have your own theme, you can put this in a style sheet called `style.css` in your themes directory and you will always hide the “bubble”.
`/* removes the activity bubble from buddypress */
ul#members-list span.activity {
display:none !important;
}`
