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[Closed] We don't need to know the user's occupation, social media, location etc. How do we remove this from the account page?

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We don't need to know the user's occupation, social media, location etc. How do we remove this from the account page?


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If these fields can't be removed through the admin, can you at least put some well-define structure on the HTML so we can hide them using CSS? It would be easy to hide it if you add a class to the Social Network row on the profile page, for example. 

Ideally though we can just select the fields that are appropriate within the admin. 

Thanks. 


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Hi @info100123,

Each element has its specific classes, you can hide the elements via its class name, e .g.  you can use the "wpf-field-name-occupation" class name to hide the occupation field.

.wpf-field-name-occupation{
display:none !important;
}

The CSS code should be added in the "Custom CSS code" textarea, located in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Styles admin page. 

 

There are some permissions/CANS you can uncheck, for example 

  • Front - Can upload avatar
  • Front - Can have signature

More info here: https://wpforo.com/docs/root/members/usergroups-and-permissions/

For an Advanced User Profile System check out the wpForo – User Custom Fields add-on:
https://gvectors.com/product/wpforo-user-custom-fields/


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