I'd take a look at index.php. I've been doing some modifications to my front page and I found that this file controls a lot of what is going on there.
I take the easy way and just add this to my styles.php
.categorynumber {
color: #ffffff;
}
The number is still there, this just makes it invisible.
.categorynumber {
color: #ffffff;
}
The number is still there, this just makes it invisible.
Hi n,
I had looked at index.php but really didn't know what to change there.
Thanks John,
That did the trick, I had thought of doing that but didn't figure out it was called category number.
Chardelle
Hello! This thread seems quite old, and so I'm guessing refers to pre 1.5.n themes...
In the new theme structure, the classname for this appears to be
<td class="category number">etc. etc.</td>
Does the white space in the class name mean that it's not a valid identifier? I've tried to set display:none in a CSS rule to hide these but it's not having it - even after emptying the browser cache (both Firefox and IE) and refreshing... I'm not sure if I should be entering a character code to cover the white space - but in my recollection, 'valid' CSS shouldn't have a space in the class name... is this an error in the CSS or on my behalf?
Hi,
The space is valid, it is used to specify multiple class names on an element. So here the td has the class category and the class number
[ker-ching sound of a large penny dropping]
Thanks... 
of course that's what it was! For about half an hour it just kept looking like a typo of category-number. Everything looks much more lovely (well, relatively) now...
Looks great 