By awais123 on

on fornt page, at the bottom, rss icon shown, how i can remove or invisible it. plz anyone give me idea.

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mkalbere’s picture

mkalbere commented

have a look on :
http://drupal.org/node/28336

wmostrey’s picture

wmostrey commented

Or easier: remove the following from your page.tpl.php:

print $feed_icons;

bhenkel’s picture

bhenkel commented

I appreciate your help.

galetrail’s picture

galetrail commented

Using drupal 6 and the Sky theme... removing the following did NOTHING for me.

print $feed_icons;
wmostrey’s picture

wmostrey commented

At admin/settings/performance you can clear the cache.

zinasahib’s picture

zinasahib commented

Clearing the cache doesn't help, any suggestions?

zinasahib’s picture

zinasahib commented

along with the deletion from the page.tpl.php,

I had to go to the theme file (chameleon in my case), browse to line #94 and deleted:
$output .= drupal_get_feeds();

that did the trick!

v8powerage’s picture

v8powerage commented

In style.css

.feed-icon img {
display:none;
}

akshayshah’s picture

akshayshah commented

That's much cleaner-looking than the previous suggestions, Shaman.

To protect my small changes from being overwritten when the core themes are updated, I'm using the Custom CSS module (http://drupal.org/project/customcssjs). Works like a charm! I'm new to all this, but it seems like a cleaner solution, too.

Kiwigrower’s picture

Kiwigrower commented

I added this to my sites/all/themes/mytheme/css/local.css (and it worked)

.feed-icon img {
display:none;
}

That seems exactly what that local.css file is for and won't get overwritten with an update to the theme. Is there anything wrong with doing it this way?

jsvasan’s picture

jsvasan commented

Removing it from the theme did it!!! Thanks!

DougFairchild’s picture

DougFairchild commented

Just open up style.css and add display:none to the .feed-wrapper
Like so:

.feed-wrapper {
float:right;
margin-top:7px;
margin-right:20px;
display: none;
}

gineraso’s picture

gineraso commented

Thanks. Adding the "display: none;" removed the RSS icon from my Danland theme.

Maine’s picture

Maine commented

Note that if you're using Views module to generate front page, the default Front page view adds the RSS feed icon ('Front page feed') on the bottom of the page. To disable it:

  1. Go to: admin/build/views/edit/frontpage
  2. Select Feed-tab
  3. Down in Feed settings click on Attach to: Multiple displays
  4. Uncheck both boxes Defaults and Page
  5. Click Update
  6. Click Save
jessicakoh’s picture

jessicakoh commented

Thank you for the tips.

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norman.lol
he/him
Primary language German
Location Berlin
commented

Thanks a lot!

galactus86’s picture

galactus86 commented

thanks much!!!!

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skessler
He/Him
Location Denver
commented

The problem with doing it through views is that it removes the feed from being listed to the browser as well as having the effect of not showing the icon. The feed is still there because its a view but if it is not lined to the view the icon will not show up nor will the icon on the address bar in the browser.

Steve Kessler

jeffbellamy’s picture

jeffbellamy commented

I use views for my Frontpage and I don't have an RSS Icon but I want one.

http://redesign.arcstudents.com

timmeh’s picture

timmeh commented

same. i hear this is a template issue. such a shame for something that's so built in and simplistic like wordpress. although i hate wordpress. i WANT the little rss icon on the front page, and its not showing up. it did for like five minutes, then i changed a setting and now its gone.

i wish drupal would make this simple.

wwwoliondorcom’s picture

wwwoliondorcom commented

hi,

I don't know why but the RSS icon disappeared also, and no more rss when visiting http://www.xxxxx.com/rss.php

Can you help ?

Thanks.

asnair’s picture

asnair commented

There is a file named feed.png at /public_html/misc folder. Rename this file to back_up_feed.png. This will will cause the RSS icon to disappear from your pages!

In case you wish to restore the icon at a later stage, you can always rename back_up_feed.png to feed.png

Anand

wmostrey’s picture

wmostrey commented

This would cause a lot of 404 errors, and a 404 image depending on the browser. This is really a non-solution.

danzsmith’s picture

danzsmith commented

that will help you do this: http://drupal.org/project/rss_permissions

jsulmar’s picture

jsulmar commented

If you don't want to mess with any php, css or core files, the following will remove the RSS icon:

In the body of any node on your home page add the following:

<style> .feed-icon img {display:none; } </style>

When editing the body, make sure the Text Format is set to Full HTML

batigolix’s picture

batigolix
Primary language Dutch
Location Utrecht
commented

see also https://www.drupal.org/node/944476

dstrider’s picture

dstrider commented

Drupal 7.x
Creating a local.css file did the trick! (on local test site)
After putting on hosted website, it came back. Will try renaming it.
Renaming it made it worse, now it says 'Subscribe to mysite RSS' Geesh!
batigolix solution stops the subscribe but not the 'Read More' link. (thru hook_menu_alter)

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tenamurphy commented

Drupal 7.x
This is still the top result when searching for "drupal 7 remove rss icon", so here's the solution which works for me today. I hope someone finds it useful.

I noticed that regions were in the markup even when I specifically disabled them in Structure>Context>MyContext>Reactions>Regions. This was a clue.
The other clue was seeing some unexpected admin tabs along the right edge of the page. These are theme debug buttons.
Solution: Under Appearance>MyTheme>Settings>Layout Configuration>Debugging, uncheck the boxes for
*Enable the debugging (placeholder) blocks for the selected roles.
*Enable the grid overlay for the selected roles.
Now MyContext correctly has no markup for the disabled regions AND the unwanted RSS icon has disappeared from all pages! The theme debug buttons are gone and I'm a happy camper!

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kenorb commented

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