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AdminCP > System > Site Features > Menu Manager Reorder so its not a child of Browse.

775* Folders are 775 777 is to execute which a folder does not need but a file might Just to add

Here is a simpler and faster without fiddling with code. Hide in ACP #acpNewVersion { display: none; } Frontpage #elLicenseKey { display: none; } OR BOTH at the same time #acpNewVersion, #elLicenseKey { display: none; } AdminCP > Customization > Themes > Edit HTML & CSS > CSS > Custom.css Paste the code, no edits needed and it does not get overwriten like the above @TheNulledCore

You can either A) .parent { position: relative; } .child { position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; transform: translate(-50%, -50%); } The child is the div holding the page. I think also you can apply the following to the parent. .parent { display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; } this is a simple flexbox. Last you can also make a centred class and do the following .centered { position: fixed; top: 50%; left: 50%; /* bring your own prefixes */ transform: translate(-50%, -50%); } Reason for transform is simple, you position it fixed meaning it won't move, then 50% from the top and 50% from the left. Though that fills half the screen so we flip it with negative so you half the other size and voila centered.

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I know, all i said to add to your comment was, he needs to style it too. Your answer would be WHERE he can do it not HOW. So i just wanted to be helpful. And you don't even need custom HTML or CSS to do it. Well technically 1 line for a div. and then use built in IPS styles with references from here. https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/themes-and-customizations/css-framework

Or be lazy and just hide it with CSS That way your not doing anything with it and you can simply hide it. div[data-controller="core.front.core.followButton"] { display: none; } Just add to your custom.css

Just to add to it you will need to style it too

I'm a multi browser person. As i work as a developer i need to test multiple browser's all the time. I do run chrome as my main browser, or Chromium.

Also notice the 500 error (which is server error) on your screenshots. Since this is root.js this also meansJS won't function correctly and you won't be able to move blocks etc.

Check the console (f12 in chrome) for errors i would guess your having a javascript error

It's built-in into IPS. Saved Actions. Then create the "buttons" yourself and make the style as appropriate

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If you use content and CSS make sure you also set font family to "fontAweosme" depending if your using Font Awesome 5 or 4 So it should look like this .whateverClass { content:"\fXXX" font-family: "fontawesome" /* This is if your using font awesome 4 */ font-family: "Font Awesome 5 XXX" /* This is if your using font awesome 5, please replace XXX with the correct style Solid, Regular etc" }

Make sure that the socket path is detected, to me it reads blank which means use default. Now if default is wrong you will get the error your using.