
Originally Posted by
picaflor-azul
The easiest way is to use chrome and the web developer tools. You can inspect the element to find out what selector you need to add the display:none; to. If you go to the w3c school css tutorial it will explain a lot of basics:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
I gave Chrome Developer Tools a whirl and I am having the same problem as in similar Firefox tools.
Where in the tool does it tell you the url/path of the element you are inspecting?
Taking a clue from the code on the page seen here and trying it at the TryIt Editor at w3schools it didn't seem like I was on the right track.
Code:
<ul style="display: none;"></ul>
Unrelated question: in admin/configuration/logging when I set display the page parse time to true it still does not display the parse time at the bottom of the page. Is this feature incompatible with this template?
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