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I’m sorry, but I’ve noticed a problem. There is unnecessary navigation being displayed in the footer. Why is this happening? Where should I make corrections to fix this?
I was able to achieve my main objective with a bit of customization.
Just one more thing, how can I apply this to custom post types as well?
Thank you very much. So far, it looks great. However, currently, only the titles are displayed, which might be a bit confusing for users. Could you add “next” and “prev” labels above the respective titles for the next and previous articles?
I’m picturing something like this:
next prev
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Title TitleIs this possible?
Thank you very much.
I thought I had checked everything, but it seems I overlooked a setting I had made myself.
The problem has been resolved!
I will close this thread.
I express my deep gratitude.“Thank you for the advice.
After various tests, I’ve realized that the issue isn’t with the code or the way it’s embedded, but rather with the homepage itself.
The iframe works fine on other pages.
It seems there’s a bug with a specific section placed on the homepage.Even after recreating the color section, the bug doesn’t get fixed.
I will send the reference URL to the master.
The display in section9 is wrong
I can’t figure out the cause. Please help.”Thank you for your suggestions. I plan to try out a few of the methods you provided. I’ve already built a significant portion of the site. Would reinstalling the theme have serious repercussions?
thank you
For the sake of my client’s privacy, I cannot provide the exact address used in the map, but it’s a general iframe code similar to the one below. I’ve also discovered that the same issue occurs when entering CSS or other codes. I’m unsure of the cause.
<iframe src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed?xxxxxxxxx" width="800" height="600" style="border:0;" allowfullscreen="" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"></iframe>
