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Removing items from Blocks

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We have some databases where some information is unnecessary and should not appear on the home page blocks. This can be the author or date. Is it possible not to include them within the page builder tools?

Thanks,

Steve

Simply create custom blocks.

Screenshot 2026-02-18 023752.png

The page builder can switch between the stock templates. You can’t select the information being shown.

Custom templates might be a bit over the top for just removing content. Almost everything can be targeted with CSS however and you can include a CSS file per Pages page to strip content from each page/database. The code would depend the specific template though. Here is a random example, targeting a specific view (”featured listing”) and then the meta data and the description are removed.

.ipsData--featured .ipsData__meta, .ipsData--featured .ipsData__desc, .ipsData--featured .ipsData__extra  {
  display:none !important;
}
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Thank you! I might build blocks in the future, but was hoping to just be able to remove some items as @opentype described. If I have several blocks on the "home" page, each for a specific Database, can I apply these to each block individually?

Thanks!

Each feed block on the page has a unique identifier (like data-blockid="something"). If necessary, you can use that to narrow down CSS declarations to just a specific block.

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