Hi. How can I hide a button (it’s really a SVG icon that links to something), only when someone is logged into an account, though?
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You could use the .anon class and do it similar to this:
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You have a anon class attached to the <html> tag.
So you can use like:
html:not(.anon) .your_svg_selector {
display: none;
}
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@omarfilip @Arkshine And this will make it so that this icon is hidden from logged in users only? Also, where exactly is that anon class? I can’t seem to find it.
Ah, sorry - you wanted the opposite, so: not(.anon)
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Ahah, I totally read the wrong way as well, my bad!
Oh, so it has to manually be added somehow? Mine just has:
class="desktop-view not-mobile-device text-size-normal no-touch discourse-no-touch"
There is nothing to add. Discourse automatically applies an “anon” class if you are not logged in. So you can have a CSS saying, “If anon class is not present…”.
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Yes, you will need to customize your site’s css:
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@45thj5ej .header-icon-login .d-icon-user should be okay.
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Ok, cool, and I just place this in my CSS code?
HTML:not(.anon) .header-icon-login .d-icon-user {
display: none;
}
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html:not(.anon) .header-icon-login .d-icon-user {
display: none;
}
You can put in your theme CSS (if available) or, better, a theme component CSS attached to your theme.
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Ah, shoot. So, it worked, but when it gets hidden, it doesn’t slide the icon to the left of it over, so there’s a weird gap. Is there a way to make it without the gap, but without moving the order of the icons?
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Try this, to include the <li>.
html:not(.anon) .header-icon-login {
display: none;
}
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Dude, thank you so much. 
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