exclude with css

  • Resolved alex008

    (@alex008)


    3 years, 9 months ago

    Hi Blaz,
    how are you? I hope you’re still working on this plugin.
    2 years ago (I sill use your plugin, it’s cool 🙂 ) you showed me a way to exclude a post via css and it works perfectly:

    .rmp-widgets-container.rmp-wp-plugin.rmp-main-container.js-rmp-widgets-container.js-rmp-widgets-container–123 { display: none; }

    when I want to exclude more, how can I do this? Currently I simply add your code again, but I suppose there’s a better way, to safe code 🙂
    I tried with comma and semikolon 123,456 and 123;456 etc. but it doesn’t work.

    Can you help a (still) newbie? 🙂

    Thanks!
    BR
    Alex

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  • Plugin Support Blaz K.

    (@blazk)

    3 years, 9 months ago

    Hi @alex008,

    I’m good, thank you 🙂 Still working on the plugin.

    This could work: 

    
.rmp-widgets-container.rmp-wp-plugin.rmp-main-container.js-rmp-widgets-container.js-rmp-widgets-container–123, .rmp-widgets-container.rmp-wp-plugin.rmp-main-container.js-rmp-widgets-container.js-rmp-widgets-container–456 { display: none; }

    It would be even better to add posts without rating widget into a specific category and then use rmp_display_rating_widget filter. See more in docs.

    Regards,
    Blaz

    Thread Starter alex008

    (@alex008)

    3 years, 8 months ago

    ok, thanks !
    this doesn’t save THAT much code though 🙂
    I’ll keep it then.

    Have a good time!
    best regards!

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