Hide SItewide Settings link in 5.5 dashboard

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My apologies if this has been asked - but in the new version (5.5.1) how does one go about removing the following links on the top of the new dashboard and in the dashboard drop down menu?

News - Learn about your site and concrete5.
System & Settings - Secure and setup your site.

I have "contributor" type users that should have access to the dashboard but I don't want them having access to System & Settings. I already changed advanced permissions to accomplish this - but the links still appear and when they are clicked on, it takes them to the login page (since they don't have permission).

Just curious if there is an elegant solution to this before overriding core files.

Thanks.

hursey013
 
andrew replied on at Permalink Reply
andrew
I thought this was fixed in 5.5.1 – but if you're seeing it in 5.5.1 I'd try the latest version that's in github. It's definitely fixed there.
hursey013 replied on at Permalink Reply
hursey013
It could be fixed and I'm just not going about it the correct way. What is the suggested way to hide those links:

News - Learn about your site and concrete5.
System & Settings - Secure and setup your site.

Is it advanced permissions? Or is there something else that needs to be adjusted in addition to the permissions?
makeway replied on at Permalink Reply
makeway
Did you find the answer to this question? Wondering how to do it...
aprobert replied on at Permalink Reply
Not sure if you've already tried this, but you should be able to do this with advanced permissions. I use advanced permissions to hide the entire dashboard, but you should be able to hide individual parts of it.

Go to Dashboard - Full Sitemap - Options - Show System Pages - Dashboard - System and Settings - Permissions. There you should be able to assign group/user permissions.
yoschi replied on at Permalink Reply
yoschi
try this:

copy "ccm.dashboard.css" from [root]/concrete/css/ to [root]/css/ and add the following line
div#ccm-dashboard-overlay-misc .ccm-dashboard-overlay-inner ul li:first-child{ display: none; }


you can also hide the "Powered by concrete5" message on the Toolbar when using a custom logo, although I suggest doing this instead:
div#ccm-toolbar ul#ccm-main-nav li#ccm-white-label-message{ color: #EEE }
div#ccm-toolbar ul#ccm-main-nav li#ccm-white-label-message a{ color: #EEE }


it makes the text almost unnoticeable, yet still give face-credit to the developers.