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  • Paste this into your custom CSS:

    .fp-two {display:none;}
    .marketing .span4 {width: 47.5%;}

    You can adjust the percentage (although that should perfectly center them) and also change “two” to “one” or “three” depending on which page you want gone.

    I think a better solution is adding the following code to your child-theme functions.php:

    add_filter('tc_featured_pages_ids', 'my_fp_ids');
    function my_fp_ids($fp_ids){
        $fp_to_remove = 2; /* Use 0 for the first fp, 1 for the second, 2 for the third*/
        array_splice($fp_ids, $fp_to_remove, 1);
        return $fp_ids;
    
     }
    add_filter('tc_fp_per_line', 'my_fp_per_line');
    function my_fp_per_line(){
        return 2;
    }

    The first solution works for sure because that’s what we’re using on our site for 3 pages. Second solution might be even better, have not tried can’t say.

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