Hi Cecilia,

Is there a specific way/place that the lines should be added as I've pasted the above into styles.css in the same section as the .browseMain and .docViewerMain settings and we're getting w3wp.exe exceptions on the server?  It's a brand new WebLink install and this is the only change I've made to any design elements so just wanted to check on this before looking elsewhere.

Here are the changes:

Thanks,

Mike

Hi Mike, css changes should not have an effect on the server side behavior. Is there a more specific error being reported other than 'w3wp exception'?

Hi Cecilia,

There are errors in the Windows Application Log in Event Viewer for ASP .NET 4.0.30319.0, .NET Runtime, and the w3wp.exe application error, with the ASP .NET error starting with:

An unhandled exception occurred and the process was terminated.

Application ID: /LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT/WebLink

Process ID: 12040

Exception: System.NullReferenceException

Message: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

The errors only started later this morning after I made the css change hence that was my first assumption.  I'm unable to find anything further so unless that's something you recognise I'll open a support case?

Thanks,

Mike

Hi Mike,

Yes this sounds unrelated to the css change.  You're welcome to open a support case about this.

Thanks,

Cecilia

Thanks Cecilia, will do.

How did this turn out? What is the correct code?

Thanks

Thanks Cecilia that worked like a charm for me for hiding the metadata pane in Weblink 10! Thanks!

Hey All, we are on version 10 with SP1 applied and the above worked great int he document viewer using the provided script in the styles.css file. However I am trying to use the provided script to remove the left detail/metadata pain in the browse window too, and the above does not work. I am also using the browse.aspx from version 8 so as to display the Windows folder view so the left pain is the one that holds the details/metadata and not the right. So I tried the below too. Absolutely nothing happened. I am wondering if this is due to using the older browse.aspx? Any other thoughts? what I really would prefer however is just to remove the path of the document. This would be enough. I also tried hiding the box in the styles.css file too, and all that did was remove the contents of the box leaving it empty but still there.

.browseMain .left-component {
    width: 0% !important;
}
.browseMain .right-component {
    width: 100px !important;
}

yes the styling would be different on version 8 but the idea is similar. You would look for the appropriate css class for the element you want to hide.