By hex1848 on

I'm fairly new to drupal so please bear with me ;-)

I just got everything going, using PHPTAL as a template engine and so far I like it. I'm trying to do a very basic site to start out with. How can I remove the ( categories: ) text that gets displayed on every page? I'm not going to use categories at all to start out with; I'm just going to set up menu items under "Navigation". I would also like to remove the "Submitted by blah on Mon, 2005-03-07 08:09." text at the top of these content pages.

I am going to use the blog functionality on a navigation item, so I would like keep the Submitted by text for these articles.

Thank you.

Comments

andyatkinson’s picture

andyatkinson commented

I have been searching, but have been unable to find how to remove (categories:) from "page" content type. I am using categories for "story" content (Drupal 4.6.3), but do not want to show them for "page" content. I would think there would be a "checkbox" control under "content types" in the admin menu for this, but I have been unable to find one there or under the theme-specific settings. Any help?

turtle182’s picture

turtle182 commented

The only way I know to remove the ability to add a content type to a category is to go to:

administer --> categories

... and then for each vocabulary in "edit vocabulary" there is the ability to determine by checkbox which content types are allowed in this category. If you uncheck the "page" content type for each category the categories will no longer appear when you go to create a "page" node.

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wdrupal commented

The text "categories:" is found in node.tpl.php (in the box_grey theme). You can probably comment it out there.