Hi everyone, I need your help with something that seems basic but I haven't been able to resolve.
I have an Employee Center set up with a service catalog, and while structuring it, I noticed that the word "Topics" keeps appearing as I navigate between categories. The attached image illustrates the issue.
I’d like to know if there is an out-of-the-box (OOTB) way to remove this or if there is another solution. I would appreciate any help in resolving this.
This concerns the taxonomy; specifically, when we set up the Employee Center taxonomy, everything nested under the grouping categories appears that way—though I should mention I’ve already managed to resolve it. The solution was to hide the element using a CSS Include.
In other words:
I inspected the page and located the element associated with the word "topic." I then went to my CSS Include and inserted a line of code—initially just as a test, but it worked exactly as I intended. So, the problem was resolved.
h3.ng-binding {
display: none;
}
Then I linked the CSS include in the Employee Center theme.
This concerns the taxonomy; specifically, when we set up the Employee Center taxonomy, everything nested under the grouping categories appears that way—though I should mention I’ve already managed to resolve it. The solution was to hide the element using a CSS Include.
In other words:
I inspected the page and located the element associated with the word "topic." I then went to my CSS Include and inserted a line of code—initially just as a test, but it worked exactly as I intended. So, the problem was resolved.
h3.ng-binding {
display: none;
}
Then I linked the CSS include in the Employee Center theme.
