The plugin uses a basic template system, which offers some options to add/remove content from the stream items as well as change the order in which these content blocks appear. This can be modified using the "out" option.
$(document).ready(function($){ $('#social-stream').dcSocialStream({ feeds: { twitter: { id: 'designchemical', out: 'intro' }, rss: { id: 'http://feeds.feedburner.com/DesignChemical', out: 'intro' }, stumbleupon: { id: 'remix4', out: 'intro' }, facebook: { id: '157969574262873', out: 'intro' }, google: { id: '111470071138275408587', out: 'intro' }, delicious: { id: 'designchemical', out: 'intro' }, vimeo: { id: 'brad', out: 'intro' }, youtube: { id: 'wired', out: 'intro' }, pinterest: { id: 'designchemical', out: 'intro' }, flickr: { id: '', out: 'intro' }, lastfm: { id: 'lastfm', out: 'intro' }, dribbble: { id: 'frogandcode', out: 'intro' }, deviantart: { id: 'isacg', out: 'intro' } }, iconPath: 'images/dcsns-dark/', imagePath: 'images/dcsns-dark-1/' }); });
Since we have removed the main text content we can modify the CSS to hide this section:
.stream .inner {display: none;} .section-intro {background: none;}
<div id="social-stream"></div>
The social stream is inserted into the "social-stream" div tag when the page loads.