yes same with admin account in new incognito
@DownPW can you target both the correctly positioned elements and the incorrectly positioned and compare the results?
I’m guessing they are different, but shouldn’t be.
correctly positionned :
incorrectly positioned :
@DownPW so the class isn’t being applied. Thanks. Let me have another look at this.
@DownPW from my further testing, this is 100% CF, but I don’t know why. I’ve tried Page Rules, Cache Rules, setting security in the page rules to “Essentially Off” - nothing seems to work (for me at least). I’ve stripped back my testing domain and disabled CF completely, and everything works as intended.
I was never able to reproduce the issue here, and that’s because I don’t use CF !
Too bad. I will therefore not be able to use this function or perhaps by just deleting the problematic avatar if that is possible
@DownPW you could use `display: none’ to hide that specific class? I do intend to try and identify the issue with CF but it’s difficult because I don’t traditionally use it.
I can possibly use this code if you find a solution (or not)
With just a left border on post-content
.category-card .lastpost .post-content {
border-left: 2px solid grey;
}
.category-card .lastpost a img {
display: none;
}
.category-card .line-clamp-sm-2 {
margin-left: 38px !important;
}
Result :
hmmm, on my website, in fact the elements on the class have not been applied are still displayed 
Is there a way to prevent them from showing up either?
@DownPW that looks really good!
hmm no @phenomlab
it’s ok on your site but not on mine
look at the screens above
if I not display this class too, I have no avatar on all the site because it’s the original class .
In fact I can’t do anything. In all cases, avatars with the wrong location are displayed in the same way
or you would have to make sure that this element never appears with card view on this page but I’m not even sure that would work
if you have solution for me, I take it
@DownPW I’ll need to put something together based on your dev site.
EDIT: If you have a look at sudonix.dev (closed dev site, so you’ll need to login) you’ll see that this is no longer exposed to CF, and works as intended.
Yes I believe you that it works without CF 
I would just like to see if a solution is possible with CF even if it means deleting this d**n avatar on post-content
@DownPW I’m sure we can do something here.
Actually, can you try and remove the minification etc on CSS and JS in CF for your domain and see if this makes any difference?
@phenomlab said in Switch between list and card view function:
Actually, can you try and remove the minification etc on CSS and JS in CF for your domain and see if t
Sorry my friend, can you be more specific ?
@DownPW this setting
hello.
how OK
minification etc on CSS and JS in CF is already disabled
@DownPW thanks. Just wanted to eliminate a thought I had around the JS being executed in the wrong order.
@DownPW said in Switch between list and card view function:
Is there a way to prevent them from showing up either?
You should be able to use the below CSS to hide that specific avatar
.category-card .lastpost a img {
margin-top: 10px;
margin-left: -185px;
display: none;
}
And
.category-card span.avatar.avatar-tooltip.not-responsive.avatar-rounded {
display: none;
}
