How to hide specific field label in listing page?

[QuickRon]

Hi.
I'm trying to target a specific field label and hide it, via css, on the listing detail page.

The name of the field label is in a span. It looks like the css path is something like:

div.table-cell > div.name > div > span

So, for example, if the field label is "Auto Logo", how can I hide just that label from showing on the listing page?

I've tried:

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But that's not working. And I've tried other variations.

Any ideas?

Thank you
Ron


BTW, I'm using the General Modern template.

[Wei Hong]

You probably need to check fieldout_value.tpl file in your template folder.

[QuickRon]

Wei
Can you explain in more detail how to do that?

[Pete Young]

? there is no way that if it is just one listing field you want blank that you just leave that one title blank ? the only problem I see is there would be no title when setting the ad up ? there may be a workaround for that ?

[QuickRon]

Apparently, you can target an element with an assigned "title" via css, as pointed out in my original post.

Maybe someone at Flynax can let us know for sure.

[Wei Hong]

You could do it via css, but as I recall the field title and value can be changed or altered via fieldout_value.tpl. But I'm not sure how to. Did you give it a look?
If you want to hide it in css I can help you it's easy, just send me link to your listing page and tell me which title or value you want to hide via css

[Curtis]

Hello,

1. At first i suggest you look to "Enable on - View Details Page" option for each of field in AP
2. In last version of the general_modern template each field in listing details page have unique ID of field, see screen



In this case you can use simple css rule:

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[QuickRon]

Thank you Curtis!
The 2 options by themselves will hide the entire field (label and data), but I was able to add a selector to the css and it works beautifully:

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That hides just the field label.

Thanks!
Ron