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Hello,

When I create a product the author information is shown in the product page. I mean when a visitor is viewing the product he/she is able to see who created the product. Now I have been searching everywere but I could not find a place to turn this of.

Who helps me out?

Regards,

Johan

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Joined: 08/22/2007
Spreading the word - Ubercart for president.

I couldn't find this either. This is my solution for the search results page and all node pages: in your theme's main *.css file just add this bit of CSS code:

.search-info, .submitted {
display:none;
}

UPDATE:
I just found it!!! Go to admin/build/themes/settings at your site and uncheck the node types that you don't want the meta data display for.

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Early adopter... addicted to alphas.Not KulvikTheminator

Hi Insurrectus, I forgot about that! I've used it in the past on another Drupal site but have ended up removing it from the node-product.tpl.php file instead.

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Joined: 08/07/2007
AdministratorHead Code Monkey - I eat bugs.

+1 to Insurrectus' actual solution. This is somewhat of a buried setting... it should really be in the content type edit page. I wonder if it just wasn't moved because someone forgot about it when the updates happened to content types...

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Early adopter... addicted to alphas.Not KulvikTheminator

Agreed, that should really be moved.

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Joined: 09/27/2007

@Insurrectus: Thanks, this worked!
In general Drupal and the modules feel really slick to me. but this one was buried way to deep!

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Joined: 11/27/2007

I am using the alpha 8 version of Ubercart and a variation of the Evening theme. Turning off the authoring info on product pages is ignored by this theme. Is there another location where I might turn off the authoring info?

Or how do I get the theme to obey this option?

Thanks.

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AdministratorHead Code Monkey - I eat bugs.

If it's an issue with the theme, you'll either need to modify it yourself or contact the author. I'd doublecheck your settings, as it's odd that Drupal would send any post data to the theme engine when the setting is off. However, looking at the theme, it may just have those numbers and things built in since it's trying to be a good default theme for blogs.