Image in a headline

[Bruce Schlueter]

We have a long page with different headlines and at the end of the headlina an image with a link to jump to the top of the page. Now we also have a toc at the top a of the page which now also displays the images. Is there a way to show only the text of the headline without the images?

Thanks for your input,

Bruce

[Remo Siegwart · Accepted solution]

You can hide the images by inserting the following CSS into your space or global stylesheet of Confluence:

ul li a[href^="#"] + a img, ul li a[href^="#"] + a + a img {
  display: none;
}

Hope this helps

[Remo Siegwart]

Hi Bruce, sorry there was a typo in my answer. Could you please try it again?

[Bruce Schlueter]

thanks Remo,

I am new to Confluence and maybe I am going wrong somewhere. What I did is go into the Space Admin and then chose "Stylesheet" and added the lines. But this did not have any effect on the toc. Perhaps I have not described the point precise, I now have pages with headlines and in the same line two images. These pages are included into another page which has the toc and shows all headlines from the included pages with the images. What we would like is that in this toc only text is visible and no image. Your help is appreciated.

Bruce

[Bruce Schlueter]

Hi Remo, thanks a lot for the help but this does not help. I have found out that it has to do with the link defined to the image. As soon as I unlink the image it will not be displayed in the toc anymore. Do you have any more ideas?

[Remo Siegwart]

Made another small change to the code in my answer. It should now work for image links in the toc. Let me know if this works.

[Bruce Schlueter]

thanks, we are getting nearer. What happens now is that the first of the two images is not displayed.

[Remo Siegwart]

Sorry, seems like I didn't read your comment properly... I added a CSS selector for the second image link in my answer.

This would be a simpler solution with CSS3, but I'm not sure if it's compatible with your browsers:

ul li a[href^="#"] ~ a img {
  display: none;
}

Hope this works now for you

[Bruce Schlueter]

Thanks a lot, tha "simpler" solution works great in IE, Firefox and Chrome

[Remo Siegwart]

Great! Good to know!