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Problem: I would like to hide the message "There is no Content Template assigned" that is shown to admin users on pages created by Gravity Views.
Solution: Add the following custom CSS to your theme:
.gravityview-template-default .panel.not-assigned { display: none !important; }
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Marqué : Content Templates, Views plugin
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Tell us what you are trying to do : Display gravity form entries using Gravityviews plugin
I have gravity form view crated when I open that view I see There is no Content Template assigned message box.
gravity views would be accessible to administrator users.
Please check attached screenshot
Thanks
If you're not planning to use a Content Template on this page, but you want to hide the message, you can add some CSS to your theme to turn off the panel:
.gravityview-template-default .panel.not-assigned { display: none !important; }
If you wanted to expand this to hide all the not-assigned panels, you could remove the .gravityview-template-default class.
Its working
Thanks