Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Printer, email and PDF versions
Version:
6.x-1.9
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
21 Apr 2011 at 12:50 UTC
Updated:
8 Dec 2016 at 06:12 UTC
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Comment #1
jcnventuraThis was fixed in dev a few months ago..
Duplicate of #891116: Settings Open in new window and Printer-friendly URLs list don't
Comment #2
bjmiller121 commentedIs there any way to leave Printer Friendly URLs list enabled but disable them for system pages?
My situation is that I want to keep the Printer friendly URLs available for node (content) pages but I want to have them disabled on any system pages. The only system page I have set up to be printer friendly is a large table with all of my users and their contact information all linking to their user pages, e-mails, and a page associated with each of their roles so the list of URLs can get to be several pages long in itself.
I can easily just hide the printer friendly URLs in my template when $node->type isn't set but that doesn't get rid of the "[#]" after each link.
Am I overlooking an easy way of handling this?
Comment #3
jcnventura@bjmiller121: there's no way to disable the system URL list without disabling it everywhere.. Sorry. However, if you're happy just hiding it, you can use CSS to hide it: span.print-footnote {visibility:hidden;} for that page should work just fine.. You need to further limit the above CSS selector so that this only activates in the specific page you need.
Comment #4
bjmiller121 commentedI didn't realize the footnotes have their own span around them. That will definitely do the trick!
Thanks!
Comment #5
jcnventuraI've just modified the module so that you can now disable the system URL lists.. Actually, they're off by default in the new settings.
Comment #6
nathan tsai commentedIf it still doesn't work, go to your content type and see if it is checked in options. (On the page with the content type machine name)