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Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - eprst - 2025-01-29

Please tell me how to remove recently added from homepage for all users ?

Is it possible from admin panel ?


RE: Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - kandykarter - 2025-01-29

You have to do it on a user-by-user basis, unfortunately.


RE: Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - eprst - 2025-01-30

I have a lot of users by LDAP authentication.
No another way?


RE: Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-30

LDAP doesn't make a difference. Each user would still need to be modified individually as this is a user level setting.

The admin can control all the users access and permissions, but there is no functionality to allow the admin to force UI changes.


RE: Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - eprst - 2025-01-31

Maybe it can fix by another theme or code or css?


RE: Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - Efficient_Good_5784 - 2025-01-31

The default section for "Next Up" on the webUI is section 3.

The following code hides that section:
Code:
.section3 {
    display: none;
}

Just add that to the CSS section in the dashboard to make it apply to everyone on the server.

This is not a proper solution though as your users can always change the order of what appears in each section, resulting in the CSS code hiding whatever they moved to section 3.
If they know the CSS for it, they can simply bring it back into view too.


RE: Remove Recently added from homepage for all users. - TheDreadPirate - 2025-01-31

There is also a per-user setting to ignore server provided CSS. Though I don't think your average user would know to do that or care.