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Image names on Gallery carousel

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Hi all,

Is there any CSS that can be added to remove the image names from the Gallery carousel that's shown as a widget on Home Screen?

They aren't too great to look at with the text plastered across them.

Cheers,

Jim

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Solved by Ehren

Could you let me know the exact widget type and its settings? I need to be able to reproduce what you see in order to see if I can see what you would need there

  • Author

Yes, I'm using Image Feed.

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My settings are:

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Many thanks,

Jim

You would need to find the ID of that specific block, and use something like this

div[data-blockid="app_gallery_imageFeed_bd4d92"] .ipsData__title > a {
    display: none;
}

Warning though. That is the link to the image itself. So removing that text would remove the link to the gallery item.

  • Author

That is amazing! Thank you very much!

Yes, they are now not linked to gallery. Damn.

Edited by James_H

  • 2 weeks later...
  • Community Expert
  • Solution

Add this to the CSS area under the "Advanced" tab. The CSS is scoped to that widget, so even though this code looks "risky", it won't affect anything outside of your Image Feed:

/* Hide image names */
.ipsData__title{
    display: none;
}
7 hours ago, Ehren said:

Add this to the CSS area under the "Advanced" tab. The CSS is scoped to that widget, so even though this code looks "risky", it won't affect anything outside of your Image Feed:

/* Hide image names */.ipsData__title{
    display: none;
}

This is why Ehren is the designer, and Im not laugh

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