Remove "More Articles" from Category Blog Format

[tlflow]

I cant seem to find a way to remove the More Articles at the bottom of my Category Blog Layout style page. Any ideas?

[Taikonaut]

did you check your menu item parameters?

[tlflow]

Yes, I check all my parameters - even tried hiding everything just to make sure I'm not missing it. Any other ideas?

[davidToru79]

Yes, I check all my parameters - even tried hiding everything just to make sure I'm not missing it. Any other ideas?

Go to 'Menu' then 'Main Menu'
Click to edit parameters of 'Home'
To remove the page numbers, edit 'Parameter - Advanced' to set Pagination to Hide
To remove the 'More links', edit 'Parameter - Basic' and set '#Links' to 0

[tlflow]

Excellent!!!!!

That did it, thanks!

[MixPix]

What if I want to have a list of articles in a section and just need the text "more articles..." removed?

Found the solution! Just edited the file: components\com_content\views\section\tmpl\blog_links.php

If you want to change the view of a category you can just change the directory from "section" to "category".

[aniday]

"What if I want to have a list of articles in a section and just need the text "more articles..." removed?

Found the solution! Just edited the file: components\com_content\views\section\tmpl\blog_links.php

If you want to change the view of a category you can just change the directory from "section" to "category"."

Hey,

I would like to remove 'more articles..' link, but would like to retain the links of the articles. Can you please elaborate on what you have mentioned for the solution. Can I do that for only one menu, but retain the default (where "more articles..." appear) for the rest of the menus...??

Cheers
A

[Distael]

I'm curiuous for this solution too. I just want a list of links:

# Leading 0
# Intro 0
# Columns 0
# Links 100

It gives a nice list of links but above the list it says: More Articles...

that looks a kind of silly to me.

[andria]

strange behaviour:
once you set intro to 0 or columns to 0, "more articles..." appears.

well, i dont care about columns, all i need is a plain simple list, but once you set "intro" to 0 there it comes... that sux

[Distael]

No solutions yet or is it just not possible? Perhaps it can be fixed in the new versions?

[Markusweb]

The correct way to fix this issue and remove "More Articles..." text is:
1. Copy components/com_content/views/category/tmpl/blog_links.php file to templates/my_template/html/com_content/category/blog_links.php (or components/com_content/views/section/tmpl/blog_links.php file to templates/my_template/html/com_content/section/blog_links.php if you deal with blogsection). If there are no such directories in your template folder, you should create them.
2. Edit the templates/my_template/html/com_content/category/blog_links.php (or templates/my_template/html/com_content/section/blog_links.php) file and remove the following lines from it

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<div>
	<strong><?php echo JText::_( 'More Articles...' ); ?></strong>
</div>

[Jseb]

Should it still be there cause its french?? I just have the same thing but its still theire, still showing me More article but in french would language overide?

[Harlequin]

Thanks Markusweb

I was looking for the same thing through th emenu and module options for ages.

Worked a treat

[Tenderis]

Should it still be there cause its french?? I just have the same thing but its still theire, still showing me More article but in french would language override?

[vickiea]

The correct way to fix this issue and remove "More Articles..." text is:
1. Copy components/com_content/views/category/tmpl/blog_links.php file to templates/my_template/html/com_content/category/blog_links.php (or components/com_content/views/section/tmpl/blog_links.php file to templates/my_template/html/com_content/section/blog_links.php if you deal with blogsection). If there are no such directories in your template folder, you should create them.
2. Edit the templates/my_template/html/com_content/category/blog_links.php (or templates/my_template/html/com_content/section/blog_links.php) file and remove the following lines from it

Code: Select all

<div>
	<strong><?php echo JText::_( 'More Articles...' ); ?></strong>
</div>

WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL THING THIS DESIGN IS TO JOOMLA 1.5.
FABULOUS-OUTSTANDING. I am only sorry it has taken me this long to read it and understand it.
Great job everyone!

[bfg37]

I have to bring back this theme, maybe someone had the same issue: since I have multilingual website, using joomfish, removing these lines from blog_links.php nothing happens. I guess that joomfish stores somewhere else this string (More Articles...), so if anyone has a solution, I will appreciate a lot! thanks!

[Elshad]

thank you very much Sir Markusweb.i had same problem.Now i solved it.
have a nice day!

[dcuttsco19]

for 1.7 its really easy. Don't bother copying any files... go to
/language/en-GB(or whatever language)/en-GB.com_content.ini and find the
COM_CONTENT_MORE_ARTICLES="More Articles ..."
and change it to
COM_CONTENT_MORE_ARTICLES=""

[rantaris]

for 1.7 its really easy. Don't bother copying any files... go to
/language/en-GB(or whatever language)/en-GB.com_content.ini and find the
COM_CONTENT_MORE_ARTICLES="More Articles ..."
and change it to
COM_CONTENT_MORE_ARTICLES=""

In my case (Joomla 1.7) none of the above worked. I'm using Rocketthemes, and in the theme options, under features, turn off "Load More Articles" using the theme manager and Gantry.

[digitalbetts]

This worked for me

language/en-GB/en-GB.com_content.ini

COM_CONTENT_MORE_ARTICLES="More Articles..."

But really, I find it hard to believe there is no place to change text that is rendered on the page by the system. Can the Joomla contributors consider allowing a customizable text area for listing additional blog posts links or at least the ability to turn it off? The interface in this area could use better explanations and organization.

Thanks to the contributors of this forum for the help.