hmahraj

It could have been this:
“Change this line:”
<h1 class="archive-title"><?php printf( __( 'Category Archives: %s', 'twentyfourteen' ), single_cat_title( '', false ) ); ?></h1>

to:
<h1 class="archive-title"><?php single_cat_title( '' ); ?></h1>

That may have been category.php. In any case, the child theme files only have style.css, header.php, footer.php amd rtl.css. Should I try adding this anyway to the style.css?
`.post-navigation { display: none; }’

Not long after site (https://ya.hersheylibrary.org/) went live, the theme required an update which I did and saw that the few changes I made to the theme by adding css to the Editor were gone.

I was able to restore all changes except one by adding the css back into the Editor; except the one that hid or removed the “Categories Archive” that appeared at the top of each page/post. This was the css I used.
.post-navigation { display: none; }
It just didn’t seem to work. It could have been because of browser cache that I now understand will sometimes be an obstacle to viewing a change but didn’t know about at the time.

I searched for answers in the forum. I discovered others who had experienced this issue were able to accommplish removing Categories Archived by deleting a line in the header.php. So I did that, and it worked. This was still before the child theme was installed. Question: Are you able to see, or can only I see, if this line is still present in the parent theme? And what would you advise?

I will add the css to the child themes of the Kindergarten and Twenty Fourteen one at a time and see the effect. It concerns exactly the same css with one exception for the latter. And this is how I discovered the necessity of a child theme.
This is the site for the Twenty Fourteen template:
https://ya.hersheylibrary.org/

I have a similar situation with another site using the Twenty Fourteen theme. Whatever applies to the Kindergarten theme should apply, there, right? I have a question about making one small change to the .php in the Twenty Fourteen, also before the child theme was installed. Can I ask it here, or should I begin another thread? Thanks, Andrew.

Just a bit nervous. Sounds like you might think I should go ahead and why wait?

Regards.

I am so impressed with WordPress Support. I could not do this alone. I am a complete novice with little experience; but your help has made our home page look much better. THANK YOU, again. Cheers!

THAT WORKED!! YOU WERE RIGHT!! Wow. I am very grateful.

Should I have left the box checked and only then add the css?

Sadly, linux4me2, the css did not make any detectable change.

I unchecked that box, and if my eyes are not deceiving me, the space did shrink a bit. I shall go ahead and add the css so see the effect.

Like this? <p>&nbsp;</p> Is see it in the source, now.
I am using Chrome.

Yes. I looked at the widget for PATRON SERVICES. YES, he box is checked for automaticaly add paragraphs.

How do you see the empty set of <p></p> tags in the section below Patron Services? I can’t see it.