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  • Try the below code at Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS

    table.variations th.label.cell {
        display: none;
    }

    Then let me know if it resolves your issue or not.

    Thread Starter hvforestdepo

    (@hvforestdepo)

    Unfortunately, the code is not working :/ The label is still there.

    The styling is coming from the WoodMart theme. The code should work. I have tested and got this result.

    BTW, please try the below CSS at Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS or,

    at WoodMart theme options > Additional CSS

    table.variations .label {
        display: none;
    }

    If the above code doesn’t work. Please replace that with-

    table.variations .label {
        display: none !important;
    }

    Then let me know if it works.

    Thread Starter hvforestdepo

    (@hvforestdepo)

    I tried both, and none of them worked :/ I had no idea what is the problem.

    After adding the above code, did you clear your cache?

    Clear all caches like browser + caching plugin (if you have any) + server-side cache (if your site is hosted at wpengine)

    Then check whether it is working or not.

    Thread Starter hvforestdepo

    (@hvforestdepo)

    Yes, i cleared all of it, and still nothing happens :/

    In that case, it is difficult to give a solution without entering your site panel.

    BTW, it is working on inspecting mode; so it should work.

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