Are you asking a question or did you solve it after asking the question?
Anyway here is an image of where you need to add the SCSS.
(this is Boost theme that I am altering on my Moodle Cloud site... Hope it helps?
Cheers
Mary
https://bylazydaisy.moodlecloud.com
Sorry, coming to this thread late, but have just tried to use this code. It does indeed remove the "dashboard" item from the user menu, but it also removes the "edit settings" item from the "edit" menu on activities and resources (and possibly the first option from other menus that I haven't found yet). Any suggestions on how to make it more specific? Thanks
To target a specific page you need to view the page source to find the body ID.
For example, tge dashboard Page ID is as follows...
#page-my-index
So adding that in front of the CSS you added will only affect the Dashboard menu.
The ID for the Site Home page, or Frontpage as we call it, is as follows...
#page-site-index
Hope this helps?
Mary
.usermenu a.dropdown-item.menu-action:first-child {display: none;}Nadav's original suggestion was targetting the first-child in any dropdown-menu class, including the "edit settings"
Hope that helps.
Thanks for both responses.
adding .usermenu to the start of the CSS worked perfectly. Adding #page-site-index still removed the first-child from the activities we have on the front page as well as the usermenu. However, being new to all this, it has also been a very useful learning exercise, as I now understand much better how the CSS works!
Thanks again
At least you got it working with Richards code. I had assumed you were using the code that this discussion is about?
However, adding the code I posted infront of the one Richard posted should work just as well If you just wanted to target a specific page.
Thanks Mary, that's really useful.
I hadn't realised I could combine #page-site-index and .usermenu to switch off the first-child on the user menu on the front page only.
I have now done exactly that, as it's the behaviour I'm after.