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how to hide options like message, setting,activity from the first page

vikas_gopal
Builder

Hi Experts,

I do not want to show Message, Setting , activity , help to my user it is present at the top right corner .
What I want is when user login he/she will only see his login name and under that logout option.

Please advice from where I can hide these options. I have assigned User splunk role to my users.

Thanks
VG

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abhishekroy168
Path Finder

hi did u gaot answer for your query??
If yes please do post it as my requirements are also same.

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kenvanderheyden
Path Finder

Hi,

Another option is to edit the xml of your dashboard, and add the following code to the tag:

<dashboard hideFooter="true" hideSplunkBar="true">

Seems to work fine.

Regards,
Ken.

daviduslan
Path Finder

This was very helpful. Is there any way to to do this globally based on user roles/settings?

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abhishekroy168
Path Finder

hi did u got answer for your query??
If yes please do post it as my requirements are also same.

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kenvanderheyden
Path Finder

Hi,

For splunk 6.2.1 .... I did the following:

You can hide the top menu items (message, settings, ...) via a css file.

Place the file in the following folder:
\etc\apps\appserver\static

Name it "dashboard.css".

And insert the following code in the css file:

.app-bar shared-appbar{
    display: none; 
}
.navbar {
    display: none !important;
}
.dashboard-view-controls {
    display: none !important;
}
.splunk-dashboard-controls{
    display: none !important;
 }

Restart splunk to see the changes.

Hope it helps,
Ken.

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