If you’re using the experimental sidebar, I’ve added a setting (plugin outlet) that will make the welcome banner appear above the content but not above the sidebar. Just change that setting to above-main-container.
Changing that setting will make the banner appear to the right of the sidebar, as our banner does here on Meta:
On desktop, you can clear the localstorage item here, discourse_dismissedWelcomeLinkBanner.
You hit F12 to open the browser console → go to Application tab → In the left panel, click on Local Storage then your website → Look for the discourse_dismissedWelcomeLinkBanner key and delete it.
That’s it! You can refresh, and the banner should appear again.
My question may seem stupid, but I’m not a programmer. I installed the CSS Classes for Current User's Groups component. If I want to display 3 banner options for three different groups, should I install three copies of the Welcome Link Banner component? Then how should I style the CSS if I want to:
For group A, banner-A was displayed, for group B, banner-B was displayed, and for group C, banner-C was displayed? Could you give an example?
Thanks in advance for your answer
Thanks, this works if I want to hide a banner for a specific group, but I don’t know how to display different banners with different content for different groups(
if you want different banners, that is going to required more than one copy of the welcome link banner component (not the css group component). You may also want to do different CSS to show rather than hide.
you may want to hide it for everyone first, then use display: block for select groups. What you are wanting can likely be achieved more than one way - hiding for all then showing for some, or hiding for some.
You may have to fork the banner component for each use? probably best to learn some basic CSS and theme component dev for this sort of out of scope use case.
If you install this theme component you should be able to use CSS to achieve what you want