• Ifra Saqlain

  • March 14, 2023 08:54
  • Edited

  Community Moderator

  

  

  Hi Louise Moghaddam, :)

   

  you can try this, check article and then hide that from search results page:

  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are these sections and articles doing here?)").parent().parent().hide();
  
  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are sections?)").parent().parent().hide();
  
  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are categories?)").parent().parent().hide();
  
  

   

  Thanks

• Louise Moghaddam

  • March 14, 2023 11:55

  Thanks Ifra, sorry, I don't understand what you mean. Could you outline the exact steps please? Many thanks!

• Ifra Saqlain

  • March 14, 2023 15:26

  Community Moderator

  

  

  Loiuse, the given code is 

  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are these sections and articles doing here?)").parent().parent().hide();

   

  This is my article title in the code which I want to hide on search results page:

  What are these sections and articles doing here?

   

   

  So, you only need to remove my article title and add your article title one by one in the code. I'm doing this for my three articles only.

  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are these sections and articles doing here?)").parent().parent().hide();
  
  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are sections?)").parent().parent().hide();
  
  $(".results-list-item-link:contains(What are categories?)").parent().parent().hide();

   

  1). What are these sections and articles doing here?

  2). What are sections?

  3). What are categories?

   

   

   

  you just add the given code to the scritp.js file and replace my article's title with yours which you wanna exclude.

• Louise Moghaddam

  • March 16, 2023 12:36

  It's worked! Thank you for helping Ifra, apologis for being such a luddite!!

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