Issue is directly related to vBulletin not vBSEO. None of the block items have any clear element defined. You need to ask vBulletin to improve their CSS coding
This is a discussion on How to disable vBseo "I like it" summary for mobile style only within the General Discussion forums, part of the vBSEO SEO Plugin category; Issue is directly related to vBulletin not vBSEO . None of the block items have any clear element defined. You ...
Issue is directly related to vBulletin not vBSEO. None of the block items have any clear element defined. You need to ask vBulletin to improve their CSS coding
Sorry Mert but I don't see your point here This is something vbseo introduced. Now, I see that the vb code is poor but I think the code you wrote should have been designed on that poor vbulletin code. I don't think you can write whatever you like and then go back to the vbulletin guys and say "ehi, I wrote this stuff but it doesn't work nice as you code suck. Please change your code so that my funny-somenthing can work!" isn't it?
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There is nothing wrong within vBSEO code. The fix is modifying vBulletin CSS as the issue is caused because of poor CSS coding. I am not sure your CSS knowledge but many elements require correct clear value and vBulletin mobile style is missing those on many different elements.
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Understood, but can you assist us with disabling the vBSEO Like Summary until the underlying vBulletin CSS coding issues are resolved?
I believe Brian was attempting to do that here. However, I don't see a "vbseo_likes" plugin either.
I wouldn't mind disabling the Like Summary for all themes. So it doesn't have to be mobile style specific.
I wanted to disable the Like tree on mobile styles as well and added this to SHOWTHREAD of the mobile style:
Works well for me.Code:<style type="text/css"> #vbseo-likes {display:none;} </style>
Thank you ceho! That's what I wanted! I don't care which code is good and which is bad! I just wanted to get rid of that for the mobile style and your way works like a charm!
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Worked for me too.
Thanks Ceho!
Awesome Ceho
it works!