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You have to use PHP for this and using some conditional statements you can achieve this.

@md187
Learning CSS is one of the best things i have ever done. it’s easy and straight forward( at least most of it) and the parts that are tricky have very good explanations available( like floats and positioning).
HTML Dog’s website is a good place to start and then buy a standard book for reference.
Some Books which are very good…(IMHO)
CSS: The missing Manual. An amazing book and a good reference.
CSS: Pocket Reference.
Smashing CSS. My favourite book written by none other than Eric Meyer.
And when you are good with this CSS stuff go to CSS3 (which gives you more creative freedom),i can recommend only 2 books
CSS3 for web designers and
The Book of CSS3: A Developer’s Guide to the Future of Web Design

Hope this helps and also practice a lot, join css forums (like css-tricks.com) and ask questions, answer questions etc.

Happy CSSing

hello Songberries.. we really want to help you but you have to be more specific.Tell us from which WordPress version have you tried to update and what versions of PHP and MYSQL you are using.
You will get your answers faster if you can tell us your problem as detailed as possible.

i’m not very sure but try removing echo art_parse_template(art_page_template(), art_page_variables(array(‘content’=> $content)));
again just be careful not to break anything….

hello
To solve this issue try creating a child theme. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes should get you started.

as far as the white box is concerned, if you don’t need any of that stuff to be visible just do this.), go to your stylesheet( again create a child theme and then modify it)
and add this

#MainPageContent {
display: none;
}

or

#MainPageContent {
position: absolute;
top: -99999999px;
}

These might not be the best techniques but you can search for others or i might post something better if i get them

hey I’ve created a nice tutorial for this purpose only… Though it’s in WAMP sever i guess it’ll be useful and moreover (IMO only i don’t intend to start any fights here) WAMP is much more user friendly than XAMPP.(which i just don’t get it). If you’re solely trying to do WordPress development i suggest you to try WAMP once.

link: https://youtu.be/eunNVeMmigM

wish you luck…