body.page-id-84 header{
display:none;
}
If I drop the css class the css rule is executed:
body header{
display:none;
}
What is a workaround in CSS to target a specific page?
Is there a way to do this via configuration?
Any other suggestions?
Please advise,
Tom
]]>So for Google Tag Manager (which requires a body code to be added) this didn’t suffice.
Otherwise, its perfect.
]]>I tried to create a new line with enter and tags but none of them work.
If I also insert ‘ or ” then it will show something like \\\\\\\\\’ or \\\\\\\\\”
]]>I successfully created a dynamic form using a select input field to display (or not) some fields and also choose my recipient.
Here is an example of the conditional field code that works fine in my form :
[conditional cond-transport-arrivee]
<label> Place
[text transport-lieu-arrivee placeholder "Street, CP, City"] </label>
[/conditional]
I’m now trying to use the conditional shortcodes in my email body but it displays a blank line, even if all conditions are met and the field displays perfectly outside frim the suggested condition shortcodes.
Here is an exemple of how it looks in my email body (note : there is only one conditional text input displayed in the form when the condition is met) :
[cond-transport-arrivee]I want to display random text with [<label>transport-lieu-arrivee</label>] inside ![/cond-transport-arrivee]
Do you know where the mistake happens ? Is it because I try to use several of this in my email body ?
Best regards
]]>As you can see from my webpage is there is a gap of blank space between my header and body. I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to close that gap. There are no blank text lines in between. If someone knows something or they want me to try something, please reach out.
I think you in advance.
Greg
]]>Is there a way to force it to be immediately before the closing body tag and after everything else?
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