Upload a custom CSS file to Journal Setup, step 5.6 “Journal Layout”.
User Home → Journal Manager → Setup → 5. The Look
Look for the “Journal style sheet” option.
Upload a custom CSS file to Journal Setup, step 5.6 “Journal Layout”.
User Home → Journal Manager → Setup → 5. The Look
Look for the “Journal style sheet” option.
I added the code that told me in the CSS (journalStyleSheet.css) and not the head disappears . What should I do more?
#pkp-rt-viewMetadata #header { display: none; }
Currently, the file
http://revistabarataria.es/web/public/journals/1/journalStyleSheet.css
looks like a copy of
http://revistabarataria.es/web/plugins/themes/modernTheme-master/modernThemePlugin.css
Is that intentional?
But what should I do? you do not understand your question.
In Journal Setup step 5.6, try uploading a file with just:
#pkp-rt-viewMetadata #header {
display: none;
}
Click “Browse”, select the file, then click “Upload”. The page should refresh and you should see an updated filename and timestamp just below the Browse button.
I worked adding the lines you indicate me this file modifying it in its correct route through FTP and remains the same. the blue header is not deleted.
Please create a file which only has three lines:
#pkp-rt-viewMetadata #header {
display: none;
}
Upload that file in Journal Section 5.6, under “Journal Style Sheet”.
You shouldn’t need to use FTP.
The file with that name and extension must create it?
You must create a file on your computer with just those three lines. It can have any name, and it should have a “.css” file extension.
Upload that file in Journal Setup, section 5.6.