SOLVED RT_Afterburner2 Analytics position showing markup
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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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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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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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# indicates an ID
. inidicates a class
you need to use a dot
If you have a separate question on schema markup please open a new thread... though... unless it's a bug/issue with the template specifically that would be outside of the scope of support here - 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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