i get almost no spam on my site but every so often a rare spammer gets through an d uses the groups send mail to group members feature to send out hundreds of spam emails
since we rarely use this feature..if ever i decided to hide the link
its not elegant..and leaves a lil sliver of the background but should work if anyone has a better solution im interested
just paste this in advanced css box
.xg_sprite-message {display:none!important;}
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Only thing, you may be hiding messages in other places you don't want to hide. You might want to be more specific like this:
.xg_widget_groups li:first-child .xg_sprite-message {
display:none!important;
}
That's what I see on first glance.
Best,
Jen
BTW, if the li:first-child trips anything up, remove it.

Permalink Reply by soaringeagle on June 18, 2012 at 5:06pm i thought of that but couldnt thonk of anywhere else it might hide it there is another clss or id for the firstchild i believe

I would still use the groups class, why risk it? =) And, the first-child is only for the xg_sprite-message, narrowing it down even more.

Permalink Reply by soaringeagle on June 18, 2012 at 5:22pm i switched to your code

Sounds good.
=)
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