[SOLVED] Problem with auto-action and css code

Hello,

I am using a custom template to show my userlist in a specific way.
This theme is applied to all groups which is normal.

My concern is that I do not want for some fields to appear for certain ACL.
I thought with auto action and css code, that would do the trick but obviously not.

I have used the following on loginauthentication:
.cbPosRight .cbColumn12 {display: none;} - see attached extract with firebug

Do you have any clue, please?

My concern is that I do not want for some fields to appear for certain ACL.

Use CB Privacy or CB Conditional for that. Using CSS only does nothing to protect those fields visibility. It just hides it. Anyone that press F12 to view the dom could easily data mine those fields no problem.

Both CB Privacy and CB Conditional CB 2.0 upgrades have been released (CB Conditional upgrade released today). CB Privacy can do a forced privacy control of a specific view access level or CB Conditional can do a custom conditional for view access levels. CB Conditional can also do a custom conditional view usergroups.

I have used the following on loginauthentication:
.cbPosRight .cbColumn12 {display: none;} - see attached extract with firebug

Do you have any clue, please?

However, to clarify your issue. Your selector is not strong enough to override the existing display styling. Add !important to it or increase your selector weight by adding more classes.

Thank you,

yes, I am using the CB conditional to hide the content.
I am still having the same issue even though increasing the selector's weight:
I can't be more specific than that:

onLoginAuthentication
access: everybody
no condition
css inline: .t3-wrapper.row.cbProfile.cb_template_publictheme.cbPosRight.cbColumn6{
display: none !important;}

What's wrong?

You have no spaces between your selector. You're trying to target an element that literally has every single one of those classes, which I doubt exists.

Finds the element with all the following classes:
.one.two.three.four

Finds the first element, then the next in the result, then the next in the next result:
.one .two .three

Please see the below for some CSS tutorials.

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Tutorials
www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

Hi there,

actually I ran several test before posting, and none of them worked...
I have never been able to remove/hide a block with auto action.

However as I'm using a T3 framework, I decided to use the custom.css to work on the public profiles, while the CB theme works on a slightly different template, then being able to hide the block.

You can close this thread, then.

Tx,