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Possibility to remove navigation arrows
Thanks for that info Phil! I'm not sure exactly how to add a Rise Theme Component. Might you be able to showcase that process?
Sure Ashley and Sheri I'll plan on using this specific example in a start-to-finish theme component install. This is a great example as theme components are best for 'nice to have' items like this, instead of a major change to functionality. But there are a couple important considerations that I'll cover, I'll plan to post the howto in this thread.
- lilylunanLD1 year agoCommunity Member
Hi Phil,
I can't find the howto video in the thread - did you make one? It would be super useful to know how to disable those navigation arrows!
Many thanks!
Lily- PhilFoss1 year agoCommunity Member
Hi Lily apologies I forgot to follow up in this thread, I used a different theme component for the demo video, check out:
https://theme-360.com/theme-component/remove-prev-next-arrows-in-labeled-graphic-popovers/I documented the CSS to hide the arrows, and the video shows my recommended method for installing a theme component.
- lilylunanLD1 year agoCommunity Member
Thanks Phil, much appreciated!
- TaraP20 days agoCommunity Member
I have followed the instructions at Remove prev/next arrows in labeled graphic popovers – Theme 360 but can't get it to work.
Should this still be possible?
- PhilFoss20 days agoCommunity Member
Hi Tara yes the css hasn't changed. Did you link to your css file from the index.html file? Thats usually the last step and even I'll forget sometimes. Alternatively you can use the chrome extension that automatically packs the css in your exported course, its a free plugin.
- TaraP20 days agoCommunity Member
Thanks for the quick reply. I figured it out. I placed it wrong. It needed to be ABOVE the <body> tag to work!
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="theme/custom.css">
<body>
<div id="app"></div>
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