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Editing Privacy Policy Agreement Page CSS

  • August 3, 2022
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Jay.Kolbenson
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Hello,

I am trying to remove some text from a custom privacy policy acknowledgement page for a specific Extended Enterprise. I’m not a CSS expert but I think I understand the concept. As a first step I’m trying to identify the target page and I see people are doing this with the browser inspector tool. However I cannot find the page ID when I do this.

I am hoping to remove, hide, or turn white so you cant see the line under the first line. It is the line that says “ you must read and agree to the Privacy Policy in order to proceed”

Yes, I know you can use the localization tool however we have other Extended Enterprises that want to keep this so I was hoping to do this through custom CSS for this particular Extended Enterprise. Can anyone help get me started on how to get that page ID so I can call out that line and hide it?

Thanks,

Jay

Best answer by gstager

@JayKolbenson 

I can help out a little bit here.

As far as removing that line - give this a go

/** Remove the "You must read and..." line from Privacy Policy **/

doc-layout-policies-acceptance p.policies-acceptance-subtitle {
    display: none;
}

Now - the above being said…

I am not using extended enterprise so I cannot try to help you isolate a specific portal since I cannot examine code in a similar environment.

Perhaps a CSS expert on here who has EE could step in.

Jay K. | Learning Technology Wizard 🧙 Spellcasting in Docebo since 2014

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gstager
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  • August 3, 2022

@JayKolbenson 

I can help out a little bit here.

As far as removing that line - give this a go

/** Remove the "You must read and..." line from Privacy Policy **/

doc-layout-policies-acceptance p.policies-acceptance-subtitle {
    display: none;
}

Now - the above being said…

I am not using extended enterprise so I cannot try to help you isolate a specific portal since I cannot examine code in a similar environment.

Perhaps a CSS expert on here who has EE could step in.

Greg
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Jay.Kolbenson
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  • August 4, 2022

Thank you very much @gstager  Worked like a charm. You can add CSS to the “branding look and feel” settings of a specific EE and it just applies to that EE without messing with the others. Perfect! Appreciate the help.

Jay K. | Learning Technology Wizard 🧙 Spellcasting in Docebo since 2014
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  • August 4, 2022

Thank you very much @gstager  Worked like a charm. You can add CSS to the “branding look and feel” settings of a specific EE and it just applies to that EE without messing with the others. Perfect! Appreciate the help.

Good to know that little nugget about EE.

Glad this helped.

Greg
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Thank you very much @gstager  Worked like a charm. You can add CSS to the “branding look and feel” settings of a specific EE and it just applies to that EE without messing with the others. Perfect! Appreciate the help.

This is super useful to know how that works!

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