We have all our products setup with their Manufacturer however we do not want this information displayed to our customers. This has worked well except now we want to start using other product attributes that we do want displayed. We are finding that the manufacturer is also being displayed in the list along with the other product attributes. Is there a parameter or a way we can not display the product attribute = 0 or have we set this up incorrectly?
Is there a way to prevent the 'filter by products' label displaying on pages where we don't want to use any filters but still need to keep the manufacturer name in our database? All pages are showing the filter label regardless of whether the products have filters.
On the pages where we don't want the label displayed, I have tried the following in the header but it's not working: <style> .prodfilter{display:none;} .prodfilterbar{display:none;} </style>
Is there a way to switch off the label display? The label with no filters next to it is looking a little weird.
Hi, I use the side filer on large screens, and then the top filter on smaller views. I use the following to hide everything on the top filter until I want it to show.
div.prodfilterbar { display: none; }
Can you confirm it's the top filter you want to hide, and if so, try that?
Thanks David. Yes it is the top filter that we want to hide.
I had tried using div.prodfilter originally and it hadn't worked either. However I now realise that I had been adding this to a static category page when I really should have been adding something to our products.php file.
Is there a way of hiding the top filter display in products.php such that it doesn't show when the only product filter is manufacturer but does show when there are multiple product attributes?