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fritsmartfu
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Post by fritsmartfu »

Hello!
I'm new and not very experienced. I'm helping a little cities development organisation with a website and made the website as mentioned in my forum profile page. The organisation wanted a guestbook and I found Gbook as an extension very good. Beside of English is not my native language I managed everything so far (I think). The only problem I have is that the Gbook lay-out offer three links next to each other: back to, read messages and write a message. , I don't need "Back to" and in fact it disturbs the functioning of the page.
Gbook is part of an I-frame(?) as part of the "kommentek" page(?), going back is not an option and I want to remove it, but I don't know if it is possible? is it allowed? and when it is not allowed, how can I get a permission?
You can find the webpage (only in Hungarian!) at my website, press at the index page top buttons on "kommentek" and at the kommentek-page left at "Tisztelt Kommentezők! Kattintson ide" to see what I mean.

I use qnewb-webmaker for Linux as my website composer.

Thank you for your attention!
Klemen
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Re: lay-out item: back to:

Post by Klemen »

You will need to edit GBook templates:
templates/default/overall_header.php

Remove this code to remove the link to website:

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<a href="<?php echo $settings['website_url']; ?>"><?php echo $settings['website_title']; ?></a> |
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