• Resolved zabriskie73

    (@zabriskie73)


    Hi,

    Looking for hours a way to hide some ID categories on all posts (i’m using those categories only to manage my posts on dashboard).
    Tried plug-ins to do that, but not worked.

    I’m not a coder, but i saw possible solutions by adding some php code in functions.php file.
    I’m not working on a child theme. So, what happen to the next OceanWP update ? Will my eventually custom code added to function.php will be erased ?

    Any idea ?
    Thanks !

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  • Amit Singh

    (@apprimit)

    Hello,

    Try to use the ‘Ultimate Category Excluder’ plugin to do this. I tested it and it works great.

    Thread Starter zabriskie73

    (@zabriskie73)

    I did it. Does not work. Maybe because i use Elementor.

    Amit Singh

    (@apprimit)

    It could be. I tested the plugin and it hides the category from the frontend.

    Thread Starter zabriskie73

    (@zabriskie73)

    Anyway, i found a PHP code that works perfectly to hide categories as i want.
    But, is the update of OceanWP automatic or manual ? I don’t want to be surprised, because for each update, i have to check if my custom PHP code remains on functions.php file, or if i have to paste it again on the updated file.

    Amit Singh

    (@apprimit)

    Try to add the code in the oceanwp child theme’s functions.php file. The update will not erase any code if you have added in the child theme.

    Thread Starter zabriskie73

    (@zabriskie73)

    I know that but meanwhile I build it, the parent theme update is automatic or i can decide when activate it ?

    You will see the update notification within the dashboard. Update it as per your need.

    Thread Starter zabriskie73

    (@zabriskie73)

    Thanks for the information !

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