removing "previous posts" box on each page

OOOPS…. i MEANT to say https://www.sharingcaring.ca

You can either delete the code from php file or use css to hide the navigation button. Before doing anything make a backup copy of your file.

div.nav-links
{
display:none;
}

I placed this in my child theme at the very end of my style sheet
and nothing happened?
What am I mssing?

}
#column3 .ngg-gallery-thumbnail a:before {
left: 31%;
div.nav-links
{
display:none;
}

only add this code

div.nav-links
{
display:none;
}

Why does this not work for me?
Can you see into my code?

https://www.sharingcaring.ca

Try this and let me know –

nav.navigation.post-navigation {
display:none;
}

Darn it! Still no results.
I am sure its me… not placing it in the correct place.

I copied and pasted it into the child css at the very end.

This is what the last bit of code looks like:

/*—–gallery—–*/
#column2 .ngg-gallery-thumbnail a:before {
top: 45%;
left: 22%;
}
#column3 .ngg-gallery-thumbnail a:before {
left: 31%;
nav.navigation.post-navigation
{
display:none;
}

I did the add the exact code and here’s the screenshot of the result – https://i.imgur.com/bQuj49P.png

is your css file being properly loaded? btw you’re missing one closing bracket after left:31%; your code should be like this –

#column2 .ngg-gallery-thumbnail a:before
{
top: 45%;
left: 22%;
}

#column3 .ngg-gallery-thumbnail a:before
{
left: 31%;
} /*you were missing this closing bracket*/

nav.navigation.post-navigation
{
display:none;
}

I pasted this code in and still saw the “previous post” boxes. I knew I had done something to throw this off on my end as it clearly was working for you.

SOLUTION:
I had each page template as a “single” page. When I changed all my pages to “Default Template” the problem was solved!

Thank you so much for sticking with me to solve my issue!
Very appreciated!