SOLVED: Hiding LJ-Cut Tags

[akizukikaoru]

Hello,

Hopefully a very simple question for you talented folks. How do I turn off my cut-tags? See the following for an example of what I'm trying to do.

Comments

[snakeling]

You mean that you want the text in the red area not to appear, right?

In that case, you can use .ljcut-link {display: none;}, but it'll leave some whitespace at the bottom of the entry.

What I'd do, is insert in your entry some code like:

TEXT THAT APPEAR ON THE ENTRY

[akizukikaoru]

Precisely. When I cut text, the system generates a tag that I dislike. In the screenshot, I've circled the tags I don't want and crossed through them. I still want to hide the block of text, I just don't want a generated tag. Ignore the arrows.

All right, I know where to add the div tag, but where in the CSS do I go to add the class?

For the record, I'm on a basic account, and using the edited stylesheet posted at http://community.livejournal.com/cartonage/2419.html. I don't know if this changes things.

Thank you so much for responding so quickly!

[akizukikaoru]

An excerpt of what I'm looking at, and based on your suggestion, my guess as to where I should put it is entered in bold

[akizukikaoru]

It worked! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[fueschgast]

So what you want is a link within a page but the stuff that's under the link shouldn't be hidden behind a cut, yes?

[akizukikaoru]

Ah, no. I'm sorry for writing unclearly.

There are sections of a very long post that I want to hide with lj-cut. Using lj-cut produces an ugly tag such as "(Read more...)" that I don't want. On the screenshot, I circled the ugly tags I'm referring to and crossed them out.

If I can't choose to not generate these tags, then I want to hide them, because I've positioned links elsewhere in my entry (indicated by arrows, which you can ignore) to better organize them to my taste.

I could rearrange the text, but I'm using tables and nesting them makes everything uglier. Also, the full-length post makes more sense with the way I currently have it organized.

Is that any clearer or did I make things more confusing?

Thanks for responding!

[debiru]

there's a shortcut to this.

.ljcut-link { display: none; }

if you actually wanted a cut it would have to be fake.

(TEXT HERE)