On 2/19/2009 9:26 AM, Christopher MacMinn wrote:
> You want to hide just the "settings" link, meaning the one
> that sits between the username link and the "Logout" link?
> This is an anchor (<a>) with id="userprefs", so try adding
> a CSS rule in common.css (or screen.css) that looks like
> this:
>
> a#userprefs { display: none; }
thanks Christopher. that worked great.
what's the difference between adding this CSS rule to either
common.css or screen.css (and is there a reason i would or
would not want to add this rule to both files)?
also, does it matter where in the .css file i place this rule
(is the whole .css file interpreted prior to it being
"executed")?
-- david
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