- Make sure you’re using a child theme
- Add the following code to your child theme’s `functions.php`:
function lbc_remove_postimage(){ remove_action( 'lblg_before_itemtext', 'lblg_the_postimage' ); } add_action( 'init', 'lbc_remove_postimage' );
- Reload the page and check to make sure it worked.
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Add YoursI have two additional requests.
I Was recently given help by the buddypress community on how to hide user profiles by adding a few lines of code in profile-loop.php file that is stored in the elgee members/single/profile/ theme folder.
I was not quite sure how I could do the changes proposed in a child theme because it required that the new code be wrapped around the old code. The additional code didn’t go as far as I’d like it to do as I have people that would prefer to also hide their image, name, profile and activities from any public viewing.
Is the profile-loop.php file generated by Buddypress as part of the compatibility process or is this something you did with Elgee?
The other request, what line of code could I put in my child theme to change the color of the menu bar?
Roger:
Sorry, I somehow missed this comment. I’ll get you answers tomorrow.