• Hi –

    I’m new to www.ads-software.com. I’ve been building a blog site using Blossom Travel and am nearly ready to launch. However there are two things that have been bugging me.

    1. I would like to hide the tags that are appearing at the bottom of each blog post. I believe there might be some CSS code to do this, but I’m not sure what it is.

    2. Is there any way to move up the comments feature so that it resides immediately below the blog post (and above About Author section), instead of being at the bottom of the page?

    Thanks for your help!

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  • ### Hiding tags:

    For starters, you may want to check the theme settings within WP Admin , or within Customizer ( WP Admin >> Appearance >> Customize ) , if there are any options to disable the view of tags.

    If there is none, in most cases this can certainly be hidden using CSS. We will need a link of the site or any post though

    ### Moving sections

    Unless the theme gives you an option, this will require using a Child theme to customize the Posts template. The change requires a need to alter the structure of the posts template.

    More about Child themes:
    https://developer.www.ads-software.com/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    Nagesh is probably correct in that the template structure needs to be changed. However, if the HTML is well structured, there is a chance of changing the order of elements with CSS alone through its grid or flex-box layout schemes. Like Nagesh said, we’d need a live link to the page in question to to offer any CSS suggestions. Note that links in replies are fully visible to the public and search bots. Moderators here will not go in after the fact and remove links because you don’t like your link being indexed.

    I know you said the site hasn’t been launched, so it may not yet be available. If the items to correct aren’t too awful, you could launch and make changes afterwards.

    Thread Starter pintsizedtravel

    (@pintsizedtravel)

    Thanks bcworkz and Nagesh for your help and suggestions! In the end I was able to fix with CSS after finding support from my blog theme.

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