Hello all,

I want to hide the language changer in the top nav on the privacy (data protection statement) page, because it is anyway available in the main content of that page.

I saw that "..../views/subviews/navigation/language_changer_top_menu.twig" includes the line So, how do I set aSurveyInfo.alanguageChanger.show to false for the privacy page?

Many thx, regards, S.

If you want it for all surveys using that theme, simply comment out or remove the contents of that IF block.

Many thx for that quick reply, Tony Partner!

If I may point it out, I am thinking, though, that you misunderstood my question.

If I comment out the whole if block, i.e. commenting out the whole top-nav-language changer, then the language changer would be gone on all survey pages. However, I want to add only the privacy page to the list of pages of where to hide it.

Thx again, though, the support here (including you) is very good!

Ah, okay, do you mean the welcome page?

I mean the page where this info: www.limesurvey.org/manual/Data_policy_settings is displayed.

Yes, that is the welcome page.

I don't know how to detect that page in your twig file but you might try adding this script to welcome.twig:

Thx for trying to help!

The problem with this code is that is makes both language changers disappear. I want to keep the one in the main content of the page and only remove the top one in the nav bar.

Thx, that is a workable "almost"-solution. The final result after the page has fully loaded is perfect and what I want.

The only small downside is that at times on a reload of the page (e.g. when the language is changed with the still available language changer in the main section of the page) the top navbar-language-changer is still visible for a brief moment (flickers for one moment). But that's only for the record. Thx! I will use this for now.

CHANGE - UPDATE:

It does not work good enough, sorry!
Because on a small screen (smart phone), when the links in the nav bar are compressed into a "hamburger" menu, then the hamburger box is still visible but when I expand it, it is empty -> not good. Could you help me to also hide the hamburger menu box in this case? Please. Then it would be really useable, I think. I don't yet know how to do that.

Ok, after trying around a bit, I found that it works for me (also on the smart phone) with this code at the moment (because I have no other link items left in that collapsable nav bar in my welcome page context, I can remove it all together on that page): Thx for all the help!!