Hiding Home Title

Margarete_Jussen

Hello,

I just tried to hide the Home Title using two ways. The first is to add a new class within the custom.js and to set the color of the new class to white in the custom.css. It does not work, nothing happens. Must I do something with html code? Both proposed solutions I found in the internet are mentioned here:

1. 

$(document).ready(function (formObj) { /*Hide “Home” page title */ functionhideHomeTitle() { $(“.page_bar .page_title:contains(“ + localization.Home +“)“).hide(); } /*Execute the hide home title after 1 second */setTimeout(hideHomeTitle, 1000); // … // Any more of your custom code for non-workitem pages (like the Home page) // … });

2.

$(“.page_bar .page_title:contains(“ + localization.Home +“)“).addClass(“HomeTitle“);

Regards

Margret

Morten_Meisler

I have a working example in my blogpost here:

 http://blog.coretech.dk/mme/customization-tips-to-the-cireson-portal/

Edit: OK just realized the code was from that post Ok, but just tried it out and it works fine, but I had to do a ctrl-F5 for a hard refresh before I could see the result. Dunno if something has changed in the newer versions, I don't recall I had to do that

Morten_Meisler

If you mean that users can see the title goes a way after a short while, then yes it's because of the timeout delay that unfortunately is nessecary at the moment for the Home page, same goes if you make a new class etc.

You can always experiment with reducing the delay, to say 300ms. Would be nice if we had an ready event like the work items forms - I should make a feature request of this (can't seem to find one already)

Morten_Meisler

Ok, try using this method instead:

//********************************************************
// Hide Home Title
//********************************************************
$(document).ready(function () {
 
	var hideMenuCount = 0;
	var hideMenu = setInterval(function hideHomeTitle()
    {
    
		if ($(".page_bar .page_title:contains(" + localization.Home + ")").length > 0  || hideMenuCount > 100)
		{
			$(".page_bar .page_title:contains(" + localization.Home + ")").hide(); 
			clearInterval(hideMenu);
		}
        //fail safe
		hideMenuCount++;
		
    }, 50)
});

I am using an interval instead of timeout to check if the home title exists every 50 ms and then stops when it does.

Morten_Meisler

I have a working example in my blogpost here:

 http://blog.coretech.dk/mme/customization-tips-to-the-cireson-portal/

Edit: OK just realized the code was from that post Ok, but just tried it out and it works fine, but I had to do a ctrl-F5 for a hard refresh before I could see the result. Dunno if something has changed in the newer versions, I don't recall I had to do that

Margarete_Jussen

 Hello,

I tried the code from your post link. It works, thanks.    Don´t know why it did not work last week.....

I also made ctrl-F5 last week. Maybe there is something wrong with our test Server. Sometimes I have to reboot the Server to see changes in SCSM Windows Console...

I am searching for a solution where I do not see the effect on Homepage. (seing home title disappearing)

So I tried the new class method but it still does not work.

Morten_Meisler

If you mean that users can see the title goes a way after a short while, then yes it's because of the timeout delay that unfortunately is nessecary at the moment for the Home page, same goes if you make a new class etc.

You can always experiment with reducing the delay, to say 300ms. Would be nice if we had an ready event like the work items forms - I should make a feature request of this (can't seem to find one already)

Margarete_Jussen

Exactly. I tried to reduce the dely but it did not work. I did not know that creating a new class will have the same effect. A Feature request is a good idea an I did not find one also yet. Thank you very much for your help.

Morten_Meisler

Ok, try using this method instead:

//********************************************************
// Hide Home Title
//********************************************************
$(document).ready(function () {
 
	var hideMenuCount = 0;
	var hideMenu = setInterval(function hideHomeTitle()
    {
    
		if ($(".page_bar .page_title:contains(" + localization.Home + ")").length > 0  || hideMenuCount > 100)
		{
			$(".page_bar .page_title:contains(" + localization.Home + ")").hide(); 
			clearInterval(hideMenu);
		}
        //fail safe
		hideMenuCount++;
		
    }, 50)
});

I am using an interval instead of timeout to check if the home title exists every 50 ms and then stops when it does.

Margarete_Jussen

I tried it. It´s better but I decided to leave the Home title on the page. Thank you very much.