Taking away a piece of coding on the Login Element

I would like to add the Login area to my website. I already have an External Link to the Invite page of my website. How do I take out the Invite link in the Login area? Is there any way to?

Thank you!

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  • Sure -- using CSS.. Randy can probably help you with that.

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  • I assume that this is your site:  http://paranormalchatroom.spruz.com/home.htm .. If you want to hide anything in the login area, Scott and Randy have given the CSS for that in past forum posts.

    And that brings us the first real irritation over losing our old forum posts -- the loss of all the past scripting advice.  So here's a blast from the past:

    "     You can delete any line of code that you don't need. Please read below to see what each line is used for:
            This line will hide your websites Title/Name and Slogan: #container .header-text { display: none; }
            This line will hide your Navigation, if it is placed in your top global area: #top_menu { display: none; }
            This line will hide your Welcome/Signup Bar: #login-area { display: none; }
            This line will hide your entire left side global area: #nav-cell { display: none; }
            This line will hide your entire right side global area: #ads-cell { display: none; }
            This line will hide your entire Footer area: #page-footer { display: none; }
        ?The block of CSS above does not represent all of the content that you may have on your website. It's very basic and there might still be some stuff that is showing up on your Intro page. If this is the case, please post about it in the Owners Community Forums and we will help you hide it.

    "

    Hope that helps... 

     

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  • Thanks for the blast from the past, Sarah! lol :)

    But it's in the Actual Login area box that we can add to our websites. Know what I mean? The actual Element.

    Thank you though!

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  • You mean this? --

    The problem is you are dealing with a list of links inside a table cell, with not much to isolate that particular link:

    You might write your own little widget with just the three other links in it, or hire Randy to write some code for it.  You are somewhat handicapped by our inability to access PHP files on the FTP server.  I'll look at it as I get time.  Maybe someone will come up with something in the meantime. 

    A member logged in will see the stuff above, but someone first coming to the page will see the element below:

    Note the "script" tag.  A non-premium site is going to choke on that if we try to slip it in.  So probably best to have Randy or one of the Spruz guys create something, as we would be getting into the internal workings of the site by trying to do something with it.

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  • Yes; and thank you!

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