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SilviaVogel's avatar
SilviaVogel
Community Member
8 years ago

In Rise, can you remove the lesson progression number and the percentage complete labels completely?

Is it possible to remove the lesson progression number and the percentage complete labels completely? I know you can customise the labels, but I would like to remove them completely. Many thanks, ...
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JeanineWest's avatar
JeanineWest
Community Member
7 years ago

Thanks for the detailed info, Stuart - This process worked to remove the "Lesson # of #" text that appears above each group of blocks/lesson. 

However, I'm also seeing a numbering system (lesson #) when I scroll up and down in the course at the top/bottom of each 'Section' (as entered in the Rise course development page). Does anyone have a solution for removing that as well?

I've attached a screen image - I'm referring to the top number with the red arrow, i.e. the "Lesson 2" in front of the 1. GCP - Highlights and Key Changes.

  • StuartMarshall-'s avatar
    StuartMarshall-
    Community Member
    7 years ago

    Hi Jeanine,

    Instead of doing that I would just recommend that you just change the 'lesson' label to something that is more appropriate for your needs (i.e. 'Part' or 'Page'). This is done in Settings. I would also remove your own numbering system from the page/section names as this is what will cause some of the confusion as it won't tally with whatever Rise shows.

    If you do want to hide that full line of text though (and leave just the up and down arrows at the top and bottom of the page) you can add the following to the main.bundle.css file:

    .previous-lesson__title {
        visibility: hidden;
    }

    To hide the same at the bottom use:

    .next-lesson__name {
        visibility: hidden;
    }

    To remove the lesson number and just leave the page name at the top and bottom of the pages would be a lot trickier as that needs to be done in the main.bundle.js file and is way more complex.

    • lioneltapona167's avatar
      lioneltapona167
      Community Member
      5 years ago

      Hi stuart, 

      Even if it's trickier, can you tell us more about your main.bundle.js file solution ? 

      thanks a lot

      • JeremyJennings-'s avatar
        JeremyJennings-
        Community Member
        4 years ago

        I know this is an old thread but I had the same problem and came up with a solution if you still need one:

        In a text editor, open main.bundle.js.

        Edit main.bundle.js

        Set o=t.nextNumber
        to o=""

        Set i=n.previousNumber
        to i=""

        Save the file. Done.

  • JeremyJennings-'s avatar
    JeremyJennings-
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    I know this is an old thread but I had the same problem and came up with a solution if you still need one:

    In a text editor, open main.bundle.js.

    Edit main.bundle.js

    Set o=t.nextNumber
    to o=""

    Set i=n.previousNumber
    to i=""

    Save the file. Done.

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