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    Remove "Below you will find..." phrase

    I'm sure this is a sticky somewhere, but I can't seem to find it.

    Is there any way to remove or edit the phrase "Below you will find a list of discussions in the General Discussion Topics forums at the On Track Driver Forum. This is the main discussion area for trackday topics." which appears on ever page above all threads and posts?

    Or, if it is essential to optimized vbseo operation, is there a way to keep it but have it not appear? The reason is that my forum pages are getting too long. I want to compact things a little.

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    This is from your Relevant Replacements phrases, which are setup in your vBSEO Control Panel (vbseocp.php).

    You can edit them there to change the text.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Ward View Post
    This is from your Relevant Replacements phrases, which are setup in your vBSEO Control Panel (vbseocp.php).

    You can edit them there to change the text.
    Thank you very much, Joe.

    Am I correct to assume that those phrases must remain, in order for vbSEO to perform properly? If so, is there a way to have them remain, but not display on the page? i.e. make them invisible?

    Regards.

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    Hello Ramon ,

    You can have Relevant Replacements code appear only to guests. Find the code you added to your style and wrap it with the following code
    Code:
    <if condition="$show['guest']">Relevant Replacements Code</if>
    
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam View Post
    Hello Ramon ,

    You can have Relevant Replacements code appear only to guests. Find the code you added to your style and wrap it with the following code
    Code:
    <if condition="$show['guest']">Relevant Replacements Code</if>
    
    Thanks, but I'm not really sure where to look? I never added code to my style. Releveant Replacements were enabled by default when vbSEO did the installation for me.

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    It should be within navbar template , check your navbar template for the following code <!--VBSEO_RR_1-->
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam View Post
    It should be within navbar template , check your navbar template for the following code <!--VBSEO_RR_1-->
    Okay, <!--VBSEO_RR_1--> is the very last line that appears in my navbar template. Can you tell me what to replace it with?

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    You need to replace it with
    Code:
    <if condition="$show['guest']"><!--VBSEO_RR_1--> </if>
    
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam View Post
    You need to replace it with
    Code:
    <if condition="$show['guest']"><!--VBSEO_RR_1--> </if>
    
    That worked perfectly! Sorry for asking you to be so literal - as you can tell, I'm not experienced with code and editing the templates.

    5/5 Rating for both you and Joe! Thanks again.

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