Making journal title link to recent entries [SOLVED]

[kake]

Hello! I originally posted this as a support request, but then I found this place, so I thought I'd ask here too (I'm leaving the support request open in case anyone wants to claim the support points).

Is there a way I can make the heading "Adventures in Kake" on http://kake.dreamwidth.org/ (and http://kake.dreamwidth.org/19514.html and http://kake.dreamwidth.org/?skip=20 etc) be a hyperlink to http://kake.dreamwidth.org/ ?

If not, the second best thing would be a way to exclude things from the Navigation module — I'm happy having Recent Entries, Archive, Profile, and Tags there, but I don't want Reading, Network, or Memories. I've tried setting the text for those things to blank, but it (a) messes up the spacing and (b) creates a blank spot which when clicked on sends the user to the reading/network/memories page anyway.

Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions!

Edited to add: First part sorted (see support request link) thanks to afuna, second part sorted (see comments to this post) thanks to cesy and poulpette.

Comments

[cesy]

Try setting

.module-list-item .read {display: none;}

in your custom CSS, maybe?

[poulpette]

Yes, this should work. Though maybe simply using a.read, or li a.read could be enough? I don't know if the view classes are coming up anywhere else in the page code, but if they don't it should be enough.

Taking cesy's example, the following should take care of the three items you want to hide.

.module-list-item .read, 
.module-list-item .network, 
.module-list-item .memories {display: none;}

[kake]

That did the trick — thank you both! I'm still interested in an answer to the other part of the question.

[marahmarie]

Seconding this request - in fact, I think you're psychic, since I didn't have time to put this one into Suggestions last night but I wanted to (not that I shouldn't do so anyway, and I will).

I think we're using different styles (I'm using Transmogrified Basic with some custom CSS), but either way, as I said here, it's a bit strange to have only half the code for the journal title hyperlink - and the "back to top" link that would hook into it - present in the HTML.

[kake]

afuna has now supplied a solution — see the support request link.

[marahmarie]

Oh goodie, code. I love code. Thanks for the heads-up on that. :)