SOLVED RT_Afterburner2 Analytics position showing markup
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- Robert Tee
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Hi, I'm implementing microdata on a site that uses RT_Afterburner2
Afterburner2 v1.5
Gantry v4.1.32
I created a custom HTML module and placed it in the "analytics" position. For some reason, it's showing at the bottom position of my template with the text.
Here's the markup microdata I'm implementing
<div itemscope itemtype=" schema.org/Restaurant ">
<h1 itemprop="name">resturaunt</h1>
<p itemprop="description">this is a restuarunt!</p>
<p>View <a itemprop="menu" href=" amenu.com/menu ">our menu</a>.</p>
</div>
So, I just don't want this text to show up on my site, I want it hidden. IN the past, this seems to have worked fine.
Any ideas please?
Thank you
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- Matt
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you could set:
#rt-analytics { display:none; }
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- Robert Tee
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- Hi, yes that makes sense. But it doesn't hide it still for some reason..
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- post a link to your page and I'll check it out
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- Matt
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- I don't see any "analytics" position loading... put something in the module I guess so I can see it on the frontend and inspect the code... make sure you're only using Positions listed under Afterburner in the Module's admin
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It's simply rendering below your normal positions like:
<div class="custom">test</div>
... in that it's not really rendering in any position...
I'm assuming you wrapped that "test" in that <div> manually inside of the custom html module... go ahead and give it a class that's a little more unique... like "custom-ganalytics" or something and set that to display:none; - SEARCH the forum first! These boards are rich in knowledge and vast in topics. This includes searching just the 'Solved' forums, using Google, and using ChatGPT
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- Robert Tee
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Gave it that class and updated my custom css, but not working. I'm either doing it wrong or I'm missing something.
Custom CSS
#custom-ganalytics { display:none; }
Custom HTML Module:
<div class="custom-ganalytics">test</div>
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- Robert Tee
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Rather than solve this, I'd actually like to know the correct why I should be marking my microdata on top of my site using this schema...
schema.org/Restaurant
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