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Hide folder menu?
Is it possible to hide the folder menu on the navigation bar?
I don't want my students to see the folder menu on the nav bar. It makes things look simpler and easier to browse. The sidebar is sufficient.
I don't want my students to see the folder menu on the nav bar. It makes things look simpler and easier to browse. The sidebar is sufficient.
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Hi PIttan,
Some of our users have come up with an unofficial workaround for this. You can insert the following code into the Google Gadgets plugin on your sidebar:
<style>
#module\:folders { display:none; }
</style>
Please let me know if this works for you
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Inappropriate?Hi PIttan,
Some of our users have come up with an unofficial workaround for this. You can insert the following code into the Google Gadgets plugin on your sidebar:
<style>
#module\:folders { display:none; }
</style>
Please let me know if this works for you
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Inappropriate?Some are telling me that this doesn't work in IE, so the unofficial change to the unofficial workaround would be:
<style>
#module\3afolders { display:none; }
</style>
I’m fancy
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I have IE 7 and that doesn't work. The above script works fine for Firefox, but not IE7 :( Most of my users use IE7. -
Inappropriate?Haha! I hate IE7...Anyway, it works with sidebar and recentactivity because those guys follow the colon with non-hexadecimal characters, but since "folders" starts with an "f', which is hexadecimal, IE7 gets all mixed up no matter how you try to format it. So for folders:
#module\3a\66olders {display:none; }
I've shown all the modules here:
http://vupublictest.pbwiki.com/Change...
I’m dumbfounded
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