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Re: Remove recently viewed from customer portal menu bar
Posted: 02 Jun 08 12:09 PM
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Hi Steve,
1) In the support files for the portal, open css\SlxBase.css 2) Go to the bottom and add the following:
#ToolBar_EntityBreadCrumb { display:none; }
So, you're not really getting rid of it, just hiding it 
As far as I can tell, that get's automatically loaded in the toolbar workspace and I can't see anyway to stop it from loading, but no one will ever know it is there with this hack. |
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Re: Remove recently viewed from customer portal menu bar
Posted: 03 Jun 08 3:19 AM
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Hi Ryan, I have considered doing things like that to the "base" files but decided against it due to upgrade issues. Do you know if the upgrade path is clever enough to know if one of these base files has been changed and to not overwrite your changes?
Thanks, Nick |
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Re: Remove recently viewed from customer portal menu bar
Posted: 03 Jun 08 4:21 PM
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Hi Nick,
With the ability to use a differencing tool when applying an upgrade bundle, it is easy enough to just merge your changes into the new file (if there is a new one).
Even if you went the route of creating your own CSS file, you'd still have to modify the base.master to include it, and then worry about merging the change to that one. Either way, you'll have to look at something when it comes time to upgrade. However, it can be relatively easy with a differencing tool (might be easier with a CSS file then the master where code is involved)
-Ryan |
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