By invisible_swordsman on

hello,

I have those 'stick' image, but I'd like to not have it showing, NEVER, how do I do it?

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joachim’s picture

joachim commented

I'm subscribing just to find out what this is about.

Stick image? What do you mean?
Has your site been hacked by xkcd?

invisible_swordsman’s picture

invisible_swordsman commented

I mean that little image near the end of the post's title,in red, where you read "sticky".

Look at this page,it a site I am beginning to build,you will see the stick: http://www.acordeon.art.br/

In another site I found and deleted all those images directly at the template's code, the image src and the alt texts, but I believe that it should have an easy and simple way that I don't know...

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nevets commented

Well you could not mark the post as sticky :).

More seriously what theme are you using?

joachim’s picture

joachim commented

Yeah, that's down to your theme.
Maybe your theme offers an admin setting for whether to show that or not. Depends on the theme.
If it doesn't, hack it out of node.tpl.
Or use a different theme.

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dnewkerk commented

You're using the Marinelli theme.

Open node.tpl.php and find this line:

    <?php if ($page == 0) { ?><h2 class="nodeTitle"><a href="<?php print $node_url?>"><?php print $title?></a>
	<?php global $base_url;
	if ($sticky) { print '<img src="'.base_path(). drupal_get_path('theme','marinelli').'/img/sticky.gif" alt="sticky icon" class="sticky" />'; } ?>
	</h2><?php }; ?>

Replace it with this:

    <?php if ($page == 0) { ?><h2 class="nodeTitle"><a href="<?php print $node_url?>"><?php print $title?></a></h2><?php }; ?>
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invisible_swordsman commented

I will do it thanks...