Closed Fizzboks closed 1 year ago
I believe off the top of my head that if you open up:
SteamUI-Oldglory - >
CSS Options - >
CSS Sections - > (It's the top right!)
achievements_page (disable this!)
That should hide achievements without need for hand-editing. I can't test right now, sorry!
Ok, I tried doing that, but it didn't seem to do anything. Just to clarify, I mean that when I click on a game from my library, I want to hide the achievements box so I don't see it alongside the notes, DLC, community content, trading cards etc.
When I untick the box and install it, is the section supposed to have disappeared?
Hrmn...
I think I was a dummy, that just tells OldGlory not to import the separate achievements.css rather then exclude it entirely.
Apologies, juggling a bit today. Re-check that box, and let me mess around for a bit...
It looks like none of the settings currently available effect achievement visibility. Aggravating. I'll do my best to figure something out this weekend.
@Fizzboks I've tried every permutation of achievements_container I can find, and steam just doesn't want to hide the achievements segment. Unless there's something I'm missing that @Jonius7 knows about, I'm afraid you're stuck with them. I'm very sorry, and wish I had better news for you.
Alright, well I appreciate you taking the time to look into it.
This should work for most if not all pages, since the Achievements section is usually div no.4
.appdetailsoverview_SeekTarget_vzLed:nth-of-type(4) {
display: none;
}
That totally worked, thanks!
Hello. I am trying to hide some sections on Steam and I managed to hide almost all of the ones I wanted to, except for the Achievements section. I followed your guidance on using the dev mode to highlight the section and change the appropriate CSS, but I wasn't able to find the code to put display: none to. I am not familiar with programming in general so I was hoping to turn to you for advice. Thank you making this awesome tool, my experience on Steam would not be nearly as pleasant without it.