• How can I remove the category, next to the date, on my home page. I have only one page. Clicking on the category displays “Category Archives: Uncategorized” with the very same page: confusing and pointless to visitors. I know there must be one category, but I want to remove its link.

    Google gives solutions, but to older versions of WordPress.

    I would also like to remove that cream/yellow bar.

    Any help would be appreciated by this newbie.

    Thankyou.

    Lauren Wills

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  • Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Success!

    Evan Herman: thankyou (your comments noted, and you latest explanation is far more clear; but newbie: “an inexperienced newcomer to a particular activity”, surely it is not asked that one learn a whole language simply to ask, say, the time); gk2raghav: thankyou; everyone: thankyou.

    I can now return to my music practice, have a recital coming up, some tutoring to give later, tonight a private lessons to take, classes at 8 tomorrow, and exams acoming: you see, my geekdom is different.

    I am done.

    Great, very glad you got this issue resolved. Good luck getting all of that done! Seems like a lot to have on your plate at one time!

    All the best!

    Evan

    Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Aye, a lot.

    Now I am left with only that horrid cream bar; left to wonder what it is and why, and is there some code I could enter into my new custom css to see it blessed gone.

    Can we see a link to your site? I’m not sure what the cream bar is.

    Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Sir,

    Mentioned above: unhappened [dot] com.

    Well, in future please style your links so they are viewed as a link and not just plain text….

    That is your site navigation….

    .navbar {
      background: transparent;
    }

    Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Sir,

    “style your links so they are viewed as a link and not just plain text…”,: failings more of a newbie putz.

    So: “.navbar {
    background: transparent;
    }”

    I add this to custom css?

    Yes add that to the custom css plugin below the previous addition.

    Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Sir,

    Oh joy!. You are a boy very knowing and sharp; can you fly a light place, have you seen the world, do you speak a second language?, I can, I have, I do: sorry: just further defending my putzdom.

    Next, perhaps finally: (genuinely: send me a bill, and I will pay it!), is there a way (in PageMaker, (now called InDesign), in which I once held certification to teach, I could do it in the fewest seconds, (you try)), I can give the words “Chiliad… remarkable”, overlaying the graphic, a coloured outline, to make it stand out, for against the monochrome no one colour works.

    Seriously: be on call to fix my problems, and I will, reasonably, pay you!

    Thankyou

    Glad that worked out for you!

    I have seen much of the world as I was lucky enough to travel when I was younger. I unfortunately cannot speak a second language fluently, although I know a bit of spanish.

    I’m not sure of a simple way to achieve that in InDesign, but I know you can easily achieve it in either Photoshop or Illustrator. My original background is in graphic design so I know those programs very well.

    I know it can be done in InDesign, that is just the weakest of my three programs.

    Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Sir,

    Is it ok, safe, to dialog here in this so public manner? Yes, like I suppose here on the internet, which requires the skills from so many fields, InDesign requires skills in printing, typography, English, graphic art, &c. Photoshop became so much a degree-like leaning experience I gave it utterly up, particularly as I am so skillessly amateur at drawing, painting.

    So: in Photoshop or Illustrator (probably also in PageMaker, which I still have), I can make one graphic for the Header Image, and place it in in WP; but can the “Site Title and Tagline” be left blank?

    Bill me!

    Definitely you can do that. If you create a graphic in InDesign you can export it as a jpg or png and use that as your site header. You can delete the text inside of the Settings for tagline, so it does not display one.

    Thread Starter LaurenWills

    (@laurenwills)

    Sir,

    Thankyou! I have further question, generally, about WP, about comments, users, and more. If you will allow yourself to bill me, I will ask them.

    Bill me anway, for your patience.

    I am not going to charge you to answer such questions. I do so out of love of the community and of WordPress as a publishing platform.

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