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If you’re trying to hide the reaction buttons on a discussion page, here’s a simple step-by-step way to do it using custom CSS. This approach works well if you want those buttons out of sight without affecting other parts of the page.
First, you need to find the specific class or ID that the buttons are using. Usually, reaction buttons have some common class name, like js-reaction-group-button. Once you’ve identified this, you can add a small snippet of CSS to hide them.
Here’s what to add:
css
.js-reaction-group-button {
display: none !important;
}
To add this CSS, go to your browser’s developer tools (usually by pressing F12 or right-clicking and choosing “Inspect”). Then, in the CSS or Style editor, paste the above code. If you want this change to stay for future visits, you might want to use a browser extension like Stylish or Stylus to create a custom style sheet.
This way, the reaction buttons will be hidden immediately. If you ever want them back, just remove or comment out the CSS. This method doesn’t delete anything; it just hides the buttons visually.
Remember, changing the appearance this way only affects your browser view, so others won’t see the reaction buttons hidden — it’s a personal tweak.
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