Another possibility would be to override views/default/page/elements/header.php. If you don't want anything from header.php displayed, you could override it with a modified version that is empty beside the initial <?php line.

If the modification seems to have no effect, you might need to flush the cache in the admin area. And it might be that some other plugin (theme) overrides the view(s), too. So, you would have to make sure that your plugin that contains the modified views is placed lower in the plugin list.

Hey, thanks! It turned out my override was working. The cache needed to be flushed, but I missed that. Also your method works too. Thanks!

Back to the 90's? :)

I have not idea except to create a separate CSS file for it where you could overwrite the existing styles for @media queries.

Anyway, it's bad idea because mobile first

......there is nothing wrong with oldskool ;),

i thought all phones can zoom 'in and out' these days, so why noy just use the desktop version, but ok I get the point.

Basicly I need to work on the CSS files

many thanks!!

merry christmas

Use media queries and make responsive design of your theme.

E.g., Aalborg theme is a responsive elgg theme.

Extend the /view/default/theme/css in your theme with the media queries. Look at this css as an example and a start point for you.

Hello Again. Any idea where are these defined in the default setup?

class="elgg-menu elgg-menu-site elgg-menu-site-default clearfix"

I only need to change them, but can't find their definition in navigation.css.php

Thank you

In first, look at this hook:

elgg_unregister_plugin_hook_handler('prepare', 'menu:site', '_elgg_site_menu_setup');

elgg_register_plugin_hook_handler('prepare', 'menu:site', 'my_site_menu_setup');

Learn more

In second, change CSS styles in:

views\default\elements\core.css.php

views\default\elements\navigation.css.php

Use AMD standart instead of elgg_register_js/elgg_load_js.

Read this example

Thank you Rvr. It works!.  For the record, I just had to add:

 elgg_define_js("responsiveslides", array(
   "src" => "/mod/ccob/views/default/cssjs/responsiveslides.js",
 ));

in start.php init's function and

elgg_require_js('responsiveslides');

on the actual page. I hope it is useful for others too.

Thanks again. Regards,

Jacinto