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[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

I am wondering if there is a way to remove the ‘no audio’ info in the widget? I am using the Widget for other media (i.e. YouTube embeds) and feel this would be helpful. Possible?

[themeweaverKeymaster Post count: 730]

Actually yes, there is a filter (http://themeloom.com/support/framework-codex/developers/filters-reference/) you can use to change this text.

add_filter( ‘livingos_media_noaudio_message’, ‘Your message or empty’ );

Add this to your child theme functions.php.

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

Cool … um where do I find the Child Theme Functions.php? I looked in Appearance->Editor->LivingOSXi Theme and there are many PHP, but I do not see one called ‘Child Theme Functions?’

[themeweaverKeymaster Post count: 730]

You have to create a child theme first.

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

Oh … is that easy to do?

[themeweaverKeymaster Post count: 730]

See http://themeloom.com/support/framework-codex/developers/creating-a-child-theme/

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

So I cannot just add it to the Custom Code section?

[themeweaverKeymaster Post count: 730]

You mean the Custom CSS section? No this is for CSS. The code above is PHP.

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

Ah – thx. I’ll have to see if this is a wee bit beyond me or not with the time frame I have. Thanks for the input!

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

Hmmm … I have the child theme in place:

style.css:

/*
Theme Name:     UCiM
Theme URI:      http: //ucim.org/httpdocs/wp-content/themes/LivingOS_Xi-1/UCiM
Description:    UCiM LivingOS_Xi Tweak
Author:         UCiM
Author URI:     http: //ucim.org/
Template:       LivingOS_Xi
Version:        1.0
Tags:	buddypress
*/

/* import parent styles */
@import url("../LivingOS_Xi/style.css");

and have added this to the functions.php:

<?php add_filter( ‘livingos_media_noaudio_message’, ''  ); ?>

But it seems not to remove the ‘No audio.’ What am I missing? As well, since I created the Child Theme, can I move my Custom CSS directly to the new style.css?

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

Sorry to bump – but have you had a chance to review this and is there something I am missing?

[themeweaverKeymaster Post count: 730]

Maybe try this instead:

function mymessage(){

return '';

}
add_filter( ‘livingos_media_noaudio_message’, 'mymessage'  );

And yes you can put your custom css in the child style.css/

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

I still seem to be unable to get this to work. The functions.php file is in the custom theme directory and the CSS fle is working fine fwiiw. this is the PHP code in the functions.php file. Thoughts?

<?php 

function mymessage(){
 
return '';
 
}
add_filter( ‘livingos_media_noaudio_message’, ''  );

?>

[themeweaverKeymaster Post count: 730]

needs to be

add_filter( ‘livingos_media_noaudio_message’, ‘mymessage’ );

The second parameter of the add_filter function should be a function name. Yours is an empty string.

[RichardParticipant Post count: 182]

Okay – so how should it look if I want there to be no message?

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