PrimoVE should allow disabling of Aggregator Content Data
Improving OpenAIRE Links in PrimoVE: A Customization Proposal
Many of the OpenAIRE links in our system are currently unreliable. To address this issue, we propose the following enhancements:
1) Aggregator Content Data Class: We recommend introducing an aggregator class specifically
for Aggregator Content Data in the code. This class would allow us to apply custom styling
and control the display of OpenAIRE links.
2) CSS Customization: If we had a dedicated <span class="OpenAIRE">, we could easily add CSS
rules to hide OpenAIRE links. Currently, we lack this flexibility, and our users are
inundated with potentially unreliable links. Other Contenre Data could also be hidden wtih <span class="Datacite"> and <span class="Crossref">
3) Customization for Libraries: By implementing individual CSS classes for each Aggregator
Content, libraries could tailor their custom1.css file to selectively hide specific
classes they deem unnecessary in PrimoVE.
4) Simplicity of CSS Tags: Adding a CSS tag is a straightforward process compared to modifying
the complex Display Configuration Full Record Services. It provides a more accessible way to
manage link visibility.
For more details, refer to the knowledge article on Primo: Fixes to Aggregator Content Data.
https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Content/Knowledge_Articles/Primo/Knowledge_Articles/Primo%3A_Fixes_to_Aggregator_Content_Data
Additionally, you can explore and support this idea on the Ex Libris Community Ideas forum: OpenAIRE Customization. https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/574345-content/suggestions/33452563-https-www-openaire-eu
Let’s enhance the user experience by fine-tuning our link display in PrimoVE!
Nathan Schwartz
shared this idea
AdminTamar Ganor
(Admin, Ex Libris)
responded
Hello,
We have made some adjustments for the OpenAIRE records on the content side, you can read more in this Knowledge Article:
The other options you have mentioned may be addressed in the Primo Product side - I have moved this idea to the Primo Idea Exchange for the Product team to review.
Kind regards,
Tamar Ganor
Content Product Manager
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Exlibris found the solution. Add this line to your custom1.css and it will hide all OpenAIRE links!
.spaced-rows a[href*="openaire"] { display: none; }