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Go to the node (page, story, etc.) that is showing the sticky.
Go to the "Edit" tab, and then down to the Publishing Options, where it gives the choices "Published", "Promoted to Front Page", or "Sticky at top of lists".
Uncheck "Sticky at top of lists."
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If you feel that this issue is still valid, feel free to re-open and update it (and any possible patch) to work with the 7.x-4.x branch.
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Comments
Comment #1
minesota commentedThis can be done in the style.css file I think.
Find the word 'sticky' there and add color attributes.
Comment #2
expatme commentedhi, correct me if am wrong but there is no listing of the taxonomy out of the box?
Comment #3
wwwoliondorcom commentedHi,
Anybody know how to get rid of the "Sticky" sign ?
Thanks.
Comment #4
ShannonK commentedTo get rid of "sticky" sign:
Go to the node (page, story, etc.) that is showing the sticky.
Go to the "Edit" tab, and then down to the Publishing Options, where it gives the choices "Published", "Promoted to Front Page", or "Sticky at top of lists".
Uncheck "Sticky at top of lists."
Hope that helps.
Comment #5
wwwoliondorcom commentedThank you, but I want the node to be sticky WITHOUT the sticky sign.
Thanks for help.
Comment #6
weweblog commentedYou can make a very very very small picture (1Pix) and save it as "sticky.gif", then upload it to the themes/marinelli/img/ . ^_^
Comment #7
libre fan commentedHello all,
To get rid of the sticky image you need to go to node.tpl.php and edit it.
Here's the bit that needs editing:
As to edit the file, that's another kettle of fish as I know next to nothing about PHP.
Comment #8
madamski commentedI downloaded my styles.css file
I searched for "sticky" and found this:
table.sticky-header { background: #1f7caf; }
I changed that line of code to:
table.sticky-header { background: #000000; }
I reuploaded the .css file, hit refresh and nothing changed on my sticky background color.
Comment #9
madamski commentedAnyone?
Comment #10
oadaeh commentedThis issue is being closed because it is against a branch for a version of Drupal that is no longer supported.
If you feel that this issue is still valid, feel free to re-open and update it (and any possible patch) to work with the 7.x-4.x branch.
Thank you.