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  • Nicola Peluchetti

    (@nicolapeluchetti)

    If you want to hide them, create a child theme and hide them with CSS https://support.time.ly/creating-a-child-theme/ otherwise you have to modify the behaviour of file posterboard.php

    Thread Starter heatherloa

    (@heatherloa)

    Thank you for responding! I followed the instructions on the link you provided up to creating an override.css file.

    Will you please help me out a bit more by showing me what code to use to not display preview text in posterboard?

    Thread Starter heatherloa

    (@heatherloa)

    I’m stuck. How do I know what code to add in my override.css file so that my posterboard does not display preview text from the event description?

    Thread Starter heatherloa

    (@heatherloa)

    After some research, I came up with the following:

    .ai1ec-posterboard-view .ai1ec-event-description { display: none; !important;}

    Should this work? I’m still a beginner and appreciate any help!

    Nicola Peluchetti

    (@nicolapeluchetti)

    Yes that should work.
    We can’t provide that kind of support for free customers, i can only point you to the solution. If you are stuck with technical questions you can try to ask questions on stackoverflow.com

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