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19 hours ago, Rikki said:

.ipsApp_front is also a class on the body element, so you need to remove the space (I've also moved that class to the front of the selector for clarity):

body.ipsApp_front[data-pageapp="forums"][data-pagemodule="forums"][data-pagecontroller="index"] .ipsBreadcrumb {
	display: none !important;
}

An alternative way is using the data-pagelocation attribute in the same way you've used the others, since that tells you whether it's 'front' or 'admin':

body[data-pagelocation="front"][data-pageapp="forums"][data-pagemodule="forums"][data-pagecontroller="index"] .ipsBreadcrumb {
	display: none !important;
}

Either of those approaches should work 🙂 

It worked perfectly.

Thank you very much!!

3 minutes ago, AlexWebsites said:

 

Yes, I was just looking at that. Thanks. Trying to target it now using:

 

  body[data-pageapp="forums"][data-pagemodule="forums"][data-pagecontroller="index"] .ipsApp_front .ipsBreadcrumb {
  display: none !important;
  }

But not having any effect... Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!

On 11/2/2018 at 1:52 PM, AlexWebsites said:

Still would love to see something like this implemented to offer more styling control. When my users have fluid view on I'd like to be able to target and remove some blocks and such with custom css but not have it affect traditional view. Unfortunately all views are the same controllers.

Hello

Could you play say me how can I target index with CSS? I don't know how to target these "data-pagemodule or data-pagecontroller...

Thanks!