Hello, Not sure where to post this so I thought I'd post here This may relate to my use a custom field plug in. I am not sure.
Goal. I want to properly organize how my Custom Fields appear on the front side 0f Member Cards. I only want a couple of my Custom User Fields to show on the Member Card on the front side while people are scrolling through the search. I want to remove the field labels and keep the layout quiet and professional while keeping all other data visible only inside the profile.
The Problem. I am using the Advanced Member Search in Filter mode. I have adjusted the settings in the settings box to choose which Custom Fields show on the Member Cards. I have also clicked Index Member Fields. However the Member Cards are not updating. They are still showing every field label and extra statistics like Post Counts and Join Dates which I have tried to turn off.
What I have tried.
One. I reindexed the Member Fields multiple times to try and refresh the Member Cards.
Two. I cleared all wpForo caches and refreshed the WordPress permalinks.
Three. I tried using CSS to clean up the labels and statistics on the Member Cards but they are not responding to the code.
Four. I toggled between Search and Filter modes but the old layout remains stuck on the screen.
Question. Since my settings and my CSS are being ignored by the Member Cards is there a specific database table or a cache file for the Advanced Member Search that is preventing these changes from showing up. How can I force the Member Cards to reflect the changes I make to my Custom Fields in the dashboard.
Thank you @sofy ... here it is/* 1. Hide every possible field and label on the scrolling placards */ #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item [class*="wpf-member-field"], #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item .wpf-member-stat, #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item .wpf-member-reputation { display: none !important; } /* 2. Force ONLY the Nickname, Statement, and Zip Code to show */ #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item .wpf-member-field-nickname, #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item .wpf-member-field-pioneer_statement, #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item [class*="zip_code"] { display: block !important; } /* 3. Collapse the empty space left behind by hidden stats */ #wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpf-member-list-item .wpf-member-stats { display: none !important; }
@sofy This can all be done through the Profile tab manager in Custom user fields. I got it so thank you for replying
@sofy This can all be done through the Profile tab manager in Custom user fields. I got it so thank you for replying