The discussion revolves around removing the “topics per week” counter on the category page of a Discourse forum. Anton1 wants to display only the total number of topics per category, without any time limitation. codinghorror mentions that this should already be happening for categories with low activity, but Anton1 reports that this is not working on his forum.
Jonathan5 provides a CSS solution to hide the “topics per week” column, using the code:
th.topics, td.topics {
display: none;
}
SteveRueck asks for clarification on how to implement this, and Jonathan5 points to a guide on creating a theme component. SteveRueck successfully implements the solution, but notes that it removes the numbers entirely and asks if it’s possible to display the total number of topics in the category instead.
I have an active but low traffic forum. How can I remove the “topics per week” counter? Seeing “1 topic per week” or so in a category makes the forum look a bit deserted.
Ideally I would just have a “Topics” counter without any time limitation, just the plain number of topics per category. Is there a switch for this?
To clarify: I am talking about the counter on the category page, which I use as default homepage (this page: Categories - Discourse Meta )
Thanks for the reply. That sounds good, it would be exactly what we need. Alas, it does not work for me. Here is a link to the forum: https://forum.a9t9.com/
Any idea on what could be the issue? (The forum is currently hosted on Communiteq (formerly DiscourseHosting), and not customized in any way by us).
Ok, so I am new to the discourse world and I have not so much clue about CSS. So could you maybe explain a bit where did you put this in or what one have to do to switch from the topic per week to the amount of posts.
So now I have no numbers at all. Can I put something which bring just the total amount of the topics in the categorie? If so, could you help out which what one have to put in?