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Hello! I’m a newby in making sites, maybe my question is dumb. Please look at this site. What should I do to:
– get rid of picture in a square on the left side of each post?
– get rid of hyperlink in a header of a post?
– get rid of arrows on both sides of a screen, clicking on which leads to a next or previous post?
In common my question is how to customize a view of a posts? Is it possible to make it in GUI, or I should dig in a code, CSS etc?
Thanks in advance!Hey Kulinenkov,
Thank you for contacting us :)
– get rid of picture in a square on the left side of each post?
In Enfold options > Blog Layout > Select Single Author Big preview
– get rid of hyperlink in a header of a post?
I am assuming you are referring to the breadcrumbs. To remove the breadcrumbs please select “Hide both” in Enfold > Header > Header layout > Header Title and Breadcrumbs
– get rid of arrows on both sides of a screen, clicking on which leads to a next or previous post?
Please try adding this code to the Quick CSS section under Enfold > General Styling or to your child themes style.css file:
.avia-post-nav{ display:none; }Let us know if you have more questions.
Best regards,
VinayHi, Vinay!
Thank you for a quick answer.get rid of picture in a square on the left side of each post
I ment not the avatar of author, but the pictograph – pen (or pencile?..) in a standard blog.
get rid of hyperlink in a header of a post
I don’t want the header of post to disappear, I want it not to be a hyperlink. For example here you can find a post named “travel photos”. If you’ll try to click on the name of post, you’ll get nothing, because it is not a hyperlink. I want it to be so in my blog.
By the way, your adviseselect “Hide both” in Enfold > Header > Header layout > Header Title and Breadcrumbs
makes no effect on the post title in blog, I’ve tried.
try adding this code to the Quick CSS section under Enfold > General Styling or to your child themes style.css file
I didn’t try yet, but I sertainly will, thank you very much.
Sorry for my english and for quite poor knowledge of a subject, I’m a newby as I said earlier. :)
UPDATE: Added your code to the Quick CSS section – it works, thanks!Hi,
1. Please use a blog element in advanced layout builder and select “single author big preview”.
2. To make the post link not clickable in the post page please try adding this code to the Quick CSS section under Enfold > General Styling or to your child themes style.css file:
*remove .single-post in the below code if you like to do the same everywhere on the site.
.single-post .post-title { pointer-events: none!important; }3. To hide the title and breadcrumbs on the post you have to edit the post entry in the backend and hide the title and breadcrumbs in the right sidebar page “Layout” options it will definitely work.
4. glad the code worked :)
Don’t worry your English is great! please feel free to ask us more questions if you have any doubt and share the link to your site we would love to see what you have made :)
Best regards,
VinayHi, Vinay!
Thanks a lot for your assistance. For now there is one more question. This question is NOT about the title of a post or breadcrumbs.
I don’t want to see any information UNDER the header of a blog post, such as date, category and author. I don’t want to see it neither in a single post, nor in a categories view. How could I manage to do so?
Thanks in advance, your answers are very valuable!Hi,
Disable the post meta info in the Enfold > Blog Layout > Blog meta elements section. If you want to disable it via css, use this:
.post-meta-infos { display: none !important; }Best regards,
IsmaelHi,
Great, glad we could help. Please let us know if you should need any more help on the topic.
Regards,
RikardHello, friends!
I use plugin WP-dTree on my site. I want to play with it’s styles, namely I want to change the type, it’s size and color.
On the plugin’s page I’ve read the following text:
“WP-dTree 4.0 has almost no styles of its own – it inherits from your theme. To help you apply your own styling I’ve included a template CSS-file. Open wp-dtree.css and copy all the selectors into your theme’s stylesheet. Now disable the plugins default CSS (from the Settings-panel) and hack away at your own file to make it pretty.
Remember – do not edit wp-dtree.css, as this will be replaced on every update of the plugin.”
Help me please: what part of a content of wp-dtree.css I should copy and where?
Thanks in advance!Hi,
I have not used this plugin. I am afraid you’ll need to contact the plugin author as they know their plugins best. Making third-party plugins compatible with the theme is unfortunately beyond the support scope we offer. Sorry for that!
Best regards,
VinayHello, friends!
I’ve found the way to customize wp-dtree plugin by editing custom.css file in your great theme.
I have another question. I am building a site http://superlimf.ru, but for testing purposes I have a clone http://test.superlimf.ru Can I use the same Purchase Code in the main and clone sites, or it is impossible? If it’s impossible, what is the right way to test my code NOT on the main site?
Thanks in advance!Hi,
If it’s only a test site and since they are on the same domain you should be alright to use the same code for that.
Thanks,
RikardHello, friends!
I need another help. When I reduce the width of the browser window with my site http://superlimf.ru opened in it, the main menu goes UNDER the logo picture, which is on the left side. How can I fix it? Thanks for help in advance!Hi!
If you have any additional questions at this time we kindly ask that you open them up in a separate thread. The longer threads get in the forum, they become more difficult to support as they tend to drift off topic and they also make it troublesome for users trying to search for solutions. Keeping threads relevant to their original inquiry ensures that we can keep better track of what has been resolved and that users can more effectively find answers to similar issues they might be experiencing. Thank you.
Regards,
Ismael
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