How to Set Up Dream Launchers Interiors on GitHub

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If you’re trying to hide or disable reactions on a GitHub discussion or comment and want to control this feature, here’s a simple way to do it. Reactions like thumbs up, thumbs down, or emojis can sometimes be distracting or not needed in certain spaces. To prevent users from reacting, you can remove or hide the reaction buttons.

Here’s what you can do:

Access the code or the interface where reactions are enabled. Usually, this involves editing or customizing the HTML or the platform settings.
Identify the reaction buttons. These are typically marked with specific codes or icons, such as thumbs up 👍, thumbs down 👎, or other emojis.

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Remove or hide these reaction buttons. You can do this in several ways:
- Using CSS: Add a style rule that sets display: none for the reaction buttons’ classes or IDs.
- Editing HTML: Remove or comment out the sections of code that generate the reaction buttons.
Alternative – disable interaction: In some platforms, you can disable the reactions themselves so users can see reactions but cannot add or remove their own.

Here’s an example of hiding the reaction buttons with CSS:

css
/ Hide all reaction buttons /
.reaction-group {
display: none;
}

If you’re working directly within a platform that doesn’t allow granular control, the best approach might be through platform settings or permissions to prevent reactions altogether.

Remember, hiding reaction options can help keep the discussion focused and clutter-free. However, ensure that removing these features aligns with your community guidelines or workflow.