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Comment by The York Paranormals on June 25, 2017 at 12:24pm

Thank you Jen. I am admittedly worried how they will react to what I have done. I don't think it is improper for me to have the one single nonnegotiable point being that the Logo isn't to be removed. I let my members control everything else about their profiles, groups, blogs etc. What is your thought about it. Is it out of line for me to insist the logo be visible not hidden?

Comment by JenSocial on June 25, 2017 at 11:44am

Good stuff, hope that works well for you!

Comment by The York Paranormals on June 25, 2017 at 11:37am

Thanks Jen. I had it added in my Custom Code section and they were still able to override it. In response, I have added it as a site button which would appear on every page. I gave it the same Top and Left px amount as I had used for my XN logo settings. That sat it in the same position so that it was no longer able to be removed. In order to remove it, they would have to also hide important page attributes. I used Javascript and set the position to absolute so that it scrolls with the page and still gave it the z-index at 1. I had placed it in the css first but when anyone uses their own css theme, it deleted it. that is why I was using the code in my Custome box... Now I will watch and see how it goes with the new Javascript placement I used to place it on all the pages.

Comment by JenSocial on June 25, 2017 at 10:23am

The York Paranormals, Try adding that part of the CSS to the Custom Code Box, within a style tag. Don't remove from CSS, just double up and add to Custom Code Box. I think that will override their settings. You might also want to add !important to end of that particular line of CSS.

<style>

your CSS!important;

</style>

Comment by The York Paranormals on June 25, 2017 at 9:25am

I have a serious question. I have added my site logo as xn_bar #xn_bar_menu prepend image. I prefer this not be hidden on any page on my site. a few members are using xn hidden code snippets to hide it on their pages. Is there a way for me to override it and make the logo show anyway? If there is, could someone please tell me how to do it?

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Comment by JenSocial on April 27, 2012 at 11:16pm

Writer Chick,

To capture a specific group, would take custom script in the custom code box. However, for a page, you can add your CSS to the Custom Box for the specific page. For example, if you added the following code to a page, by clicking on "Manage Title and Meta Tags Manually...". Then add this code to the box labeled Custom:

<style>

p {font-family:tahoma;}

</style>

Any code you wrap in the <p> content here </p> tag, would take on the font tahoma.

Alternately, you could write an inline style directly in the page Text Box, and wrap your content in a DIV like this:

<div style="font-family:tahoma;">your content within the page</div>

Hope that helps,

Jen

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