By Rotwang on

Those little orange rss icons are still showing up in each taxonomy index page. Where are they coming from? I have the aggregator module turned off. And there's a "view_rss" module that's also turned off. What else would produce those links?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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vm commented

the .css file

search it for .feed-icon if there add display: none; as below if not there

add:

.feed-icon {
  display: none;
}

to the bottom of your theme's .css file

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Rotwang commented

Thanks but the feed still actually works too. If you click on the icon, you get an rss feed. How is that possible? What generates it?

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vm commented

feeds themselves are automatically generated so that browsing users can add them to their readers.

the aggregator module allows you to bring in feeds from other sites. so shutting that off doesnt change the fact that drupal creates feeds for the benefit of the user and yourself as admin, if you chose to aggregate the feeds to another drupal site.

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Rotwang commented

Very interesting, thanks. So if I want a drupal site that doesn't provide feeds, I can't do it, right? (Except by hacking the core of course.) All drupal sites must provide feeds.