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Good afternoon, 

I have recently came across this topic  Hide progress bar in welcome page - LimeSurvey forums , on how to hide the progress bar in the cover page which might be quite redundant. However I do not know where to apply the code they are mentioning. 

The other option I found out is:  How hide progress bar just for one question? - LimeSurvey forums  but I guess that does not apply to the welcome page. 

Any tips on that matter? 

Thanks in advance, 



 

Hi, Denis' solution is to add this IF-statement to the "progress_bar.twig" of your extended theme.

Surround the "top container" DIV section
 
with the IF
What you always should do to find out these things:
Examine the page with a webdevelopment tool (F12 in most browsers)
You will see the affected classes and the effects if you change something.
 
 

You see the class is ".progress".
So with a in the source code of the survey description or welcome message the progress bar disappears.

Joffm
 

...also this for detecting various pages in twig files - forums.limesurvey.org/forum/can-i-do-thi...y-show-footer#204437

Thank you so much Joffm for your detailed answer. It worked perfectly and, most importantly I understood it quite well!

All the best, 

Pol 

There is an even easier way:
In the progress_bar.twig the condition line looks like this:
{% if aSurveyInfo.showprogress == 'Y' and aSurveyInfo.format != 'A' and not aSurveyInfo.aCompleted %}

You can add the condition of it not being on first page (as used above too: aSurveyInfo.include_content != 'firstpage':

{% if aSurveyInfo.showprogress == 'Y' and aSurveyInfo.format != 'A' and not aSurveyInfo.aCompleted and aSurveyInfo.include_content != 'firstpage' %}

This should do the trick, too but with less amendments.