Hi all,

I am using K2 with template overrides on Joomla 3.3.6.
I can't seem to find a way to hide or change the Extra fields header (default text: Additional info).

I've tried to use "display:none" in the k2.css override.
I've also tired to edit item.php and even generic.php to remove it. However, it is still there.
Furthermore, I've tried the usual things: searched the forum and googled for a solution.

I would imagine that many user would like to do the same thing, so I would be grateful if someone more enlightened and skilled could help me.

Hi,

have you tried: div.itemExtraFields h3 {display: none;}

Regards

Thanks for your answer. Sorry, I might have been unclear. I want to display the extra fields, but not the header.
Would that do it? Do you mean in k2.css override? Where in that case?

I've now tried to add
div.itemExtraFields h3 {display: none;}

to my /.../templates/sitetemplate/html/com_k2/cust_template/cust_template.css

override, but it does not work.

I gave up trying to override with custom .css and instead added

div.itemExtraFields h3 {display: none;}

at the end of k2.css and that works. I still would like to understand if it is possible to work with custom .css in this case and if the title can be edited.
(Thanks again, Franz.).

Hi,

custom.css is located typical at /templates/your_template_name/css/ (different to your path "/.../templates/sitetemplate/html/com_k2/...", which is the path for overrides; more Information on overrides: getk2.org/documentation/tutorials/174-templating-with-k2-and-the-concepts-of-sub-templates).

Regards

Hi,

Thanks for the heads-up. I started looking at an instruction that used the CSS4K2 plugin, only to realise that it is no longer supported. So I had a look at the developers suggestion at www.k2joom.com/blog/k2-templates-handling-custom-css

Somewhere around there I lost track of where to place the custom.css.

I now tried your suggested path, but I can see in the page source code code that the .css has not been loaded. Anyhow, it works now.

Now I just need to find out where I can change the ugly yellow colour in the extrafields table....

Hi,

depends on your Template, where an custom.css is awaited from Template to load - so I would ask Template-Developer.

@ugly yellow colour: use Dev-Tools in your Browser to find out, which class-name is used for applying Colour-Defenition and change Colour in Template-css. If you add changes in Corefiles, you will lost it at next update of Template resp. k2.

Regards