Mass remove my or users signature from replies?

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urzh
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Mass remove my or users signature from replies?

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Is it possible to remove a users signature from all replies? I know the option is there to not post it when replying but what about if it is already there on a reply? Thanks
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Re: Mass remove my or users signature from replies?

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You could always delete the user's signature
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david63 wrote: Mon Nov 29, 2021 1:30 pm You could always delete the user's signature
I want the initial post (topic) to have the signature. In this case, it's me the owner of the board.
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viewtopic_body_html

line 372:
{% if postrow.SIGNATURE %}<div id="sig{{ postrow.POST_ID }}" class="signature">{{ postrow.SIGNATURE }}</div>{% endif %}

If post = first post in topic > show signature, if not > do not show signature

Shouldn't be all that hard but I'll leave the coding up to the experts (a group to which I don't belong).
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