Remove popup on browse page

How to remove the popup which is showing on the browse page when you mouse-over a profile photo ?

there are multiple topics in the forum about this.
search the forum a bit.

To disable this popup add the following line into templates/templ_NAME/_header.html (or into templates/base/_header.html, but not recommended) file:

var glUserInfoDisabled = 'yes';

just after the following line:

var site_url = '<bx_url_root />';

I did search the forums, but it was all about how to edit them, not delete :-)

Thanks Alex 

Hate to bother you for this AlexT, but instead of the userinfo popup I now get the user status popup. Didn't know that was going to happen.

I want to get rid of this as well. As a matter of fact, I don't want any popups at all (in case something else will show up) 

Hi Annabel,

Why not just use this post http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/-Tip-Change-delay-timing-of-profile-hover-pop-up.htm

and replace with a super long timeout.

That also is a possibility 

But I'd rather have all the popups out because my new site will be informative and has nothing to do with dating.

Find the parent div and add this in general.ss

.parentdiv {

display: none !important;

}

If the div is a class, use .parentdiv or if it's an id use #parentdiv

If you want further help, post your URL

Sure I need further help. I searched the script, but can't find any parentdiv or parent div. It's not in the _header.html

If you could give me a hint in which file I can find this ?

it is in templates/base/css/general.css

But if you use custom template it could be in there too.

Just clear your cache and the popup will go away.... Trust me

 Change Parentdiv to the actual div name - I suggest to familiarise yourself with basic CSS

Damn ... I'm clearing the cache about a 100 times a day. Forgot to do it this time 

Thanks houstonlively

I see the solution provided by Alex is working now that it appears in the page source after clearing the cache.  Do yourself a favor and turn off all caching while your site is in development.  You'll drive yourself nuts if you don't.

Parent division meant the main division of the unit.  When working with Dolphin, you will see many nested divisions.

<div class="parent">

<div class="child"></div>

</div>

In the example above, the division with class="child" is a child division.  This is used often for the blocks to layout the title of the block, menus, pagination, etc.  To help understand what needs to be changed, use the inspect element of your browser (or firebug plugin) and as HL pointed out, turn off the caching for your site so you can see the location of the classes.