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This usually happens and sometimes it updates successfully…
Hi Catalin,
Thanks,
How do I hide pagecount on the frontpage?
I thought I could delete this CSS:
function get_views() {
$buffy = ”;
$buffy .= ‘<div class=”td-post-views”>’;
$buffy .= ‘<i class=”td-icon-views”></i>’;
// WP-Post Views Counter
if (function_exists(‘the_views’)) {
$post_views = the_views(false);
$buffy .= $post_views;
}
// Default Theme Views Counter
else {
$buffy .= ‘<span class=”td-nr-views-‘ . $this->post->ID . ‘”>’ . td_page_views::get_page_views($this->post->ID) .'</span>’;
}
$buffy .= ‘</div>’;
return $buffy;
}
From td_module.php
But it crashed my frontpage.
Thanks for your patience.
True. Also wanted to hide page views on posts and change the featured posts to popular posts but the mobile theme comes with predefined styles. That’s why I am not using it.
Hi,
Those would be some custom fields used in the theme backend
– https://www.screencast.com/t/BtdFk8QNiV
These are not displayed on the actual post page, only the post views would in the designated location of the views if enabled. They might be outputted unintentionally by a plugin, or the custom post type you are using.
Maybe teh plugin has settings to not display custom fields, or at least not all. You could try this code as well
– https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/hide-all-custom-fields/
Thanks
Hello,
I am trying to do the same thing, but my css skill is limited to just copy and paste.
Can you share with me the css code to hide post views from users while keeping the 7 day days post sorting option working?
Thank you,
Hello,
Yes, if you simply hide post views with css, the sorting option will still count the numbers.
Thank you!
Hi,
1) Is there a way to hide post views while user views my site from mobile ?.
2) If i hide post views, in the background are the post view count incremented ?.
hi Bogdan
thank you for replying.I did what you said and its Done for user.
I want to hide (post views) in admin.
I want to hide from all site.
Thanks
Hello,
You can only hide the post views from the whole site at once. The post views can be removed from the theme panel: https://www.screencast.com/t/KezqYGOFWH
Thanks.
hi
how can i to hide ( td_post_views column-td_post_views)?.
I want to hide form admin.
Thanks
hi
The problem I disabled form all website , But nothing happened as you see in the img.
I want to hide (POST VIEWS) from the entire sit. But the theme panel not work After last update!!! as Navigation Menus is Freezed After last update.
Help me Pls
Thanks
hi
The problem I disabled form all website , But nothing happened as you see in the img.
I want to hide (POST VIEWS) from the entire sit. But the theme panel not work After last update!!! as Navigation Menus is Freezed After last update.
Help me Pls
Thanks
Hello abdullah hamed,
If you will turn off this option from the theme panel, notice that functionality will be generally disabled for the entire website. Also, if you want to hide this only on frontend, you should use a bit of CSS code to hide it, using the following code here ->
The code is ->
.td-post-views{
display:none;
}
Thanks.
Hello,
How to hide post views to public? https://prnt.sc/hduw2q I want to hide it for public but need admin to view it.
Hi, is there a way to hide the following information for all the posts of some categories only (meaning: hiding it for some categories and showing it for some other ones)?
– Author
– Date
– Post views
– Comments count
– Next and previous
– Comments
Hi,
That is how the reviews are displayed in the post page. You could use some CSS to hide the Summary box if that is what you want
– https://www.screencast.com/t/NYphIZ2B7
– https://www.screencast.com/t/qVX13zylrpm
This is the code used in the example, if it is what you need enter it in Theme panel->Custom CSS
.td-review-footer {
display: none;
}
Please correct me if I misunderstand what you wanted.
Thanks
I’ve added the following code to my functions.php, like Lucien described in his reply very clearly. Yet the view counter still doesn’t seem to work. It has been over a year since that reply was posted and new versions of Newsmag have been released. Perhaps the code is outdated? Thanks in advance!
add_action( 'amp_post_template_head', 'process_AMP_counter' );
function process_AMP_counter() {
global $post;
if (class_exists( 'td_page_views' )) {
if (td_util::get_option('tds_p_show_views') != 'hide') {
td_page_views::update_page_views($post->ID);
}
}
}
Hi,
You could hide the view count on the post page with some CSS, while the count will still work as a function in the background
– https://www.screencast.com/t/p5jinNtujP
.td-post-views {
display: none!important;
}
Thanks
Hi,
Then you could hide the views with CSS. Try a code like this
– https://www.screencast.com/t/fUdfUEPXaxf
.td-post-views {
display: none;
}
Enter the code in Theme panel->Custom CSS.
Thanks
Hi,
On my site naturpress.no I want to hide the post views on articles. I also want to open comments on posts again, after previously having closed the option. I have checked the boxes (at least I think so) that the support pages tell me to do to solve this, but nothing happen … Please help.
Best regards, Kjetil
Hello evilspyboy,
You can try using a bit of CSS code to hide it from your front end but the functionality of it will continue to work. Try the code below and place it in Theme panel -> Custom CSS area.
The code is ->
.td-post-views{
display:none;
}
Thanks.
Ok I’m stuck. The view counter on the top right of an article, is there any way to hide that. I still want to be able to tell how many views something has to cross reference against my analytics but I don’t really want to have everyone come and see if we have a low view count on something.
Best I managed was finding the option to turn off the view count which leaves it visible and just doesnt keep count anymore đ
Hi,
The date displayed in the blocks can only be disabled globally. There is no setting for specific block. You could maybe hide it for all the blocks and display it just for these blocks with a code like this
.td_block_wrap .td-post-date,
.td-post-author-name span {
display: none;
}
.td_block_9 .td-post-date,
.td_block_9 .td-post-author-name span,
.td_block_17 .td-post-date,
.td_block_17 .td-post-author-name span{
display: inline-block;
}
It may require more modifications to it, but you can test it and see if it works properly.
I have tested the category filtering with the popular (all time) post sorting, and it is working properly. The block does not display posts from the not included category, even if they are more popular. Make sure you have post views enabled in the theme panel, this sorting will not work if post views are disabled
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/block-settings-guide/
Thanks
Hello viscott,
You should use a bit of CSS code to only hide it on the front end but the functionality will remain and each post view will be increment at your backend.
The code is ->
.td-post-views{
display:none;
}
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your understanding!
In the theme panel if I DISABLE “SHOW POST VIEWS”, it disables the views on the website front-end however it also stops showing the counts in WordPress Admin Posts. I did a Custom CSS work-around to hide the icon and count number however this seems like a bug in the theme.
Am I doing something incorrectly or is this correct that it is a bug?
.td-icon-views::before {
content: "";
}
.td-module-meta-info {
font-family: "Open Sans",arial,sans-serif;
color: #ffffff;
font-size: 0;
line-height: 1;
}
