Laly York

Hello!
I’ll try to help.

I’d need to see your blog. Which is your website?

Awesome!
My pleasure.

Your website is looking great. Congrats!
I hope you can visit mine ??
Happy coding!

De nada
Hablo espa?ol si lo necesitas

The snippet I gave you does that. It removes “only” the words Category and Tag, which are span elements. You don’t need a filter ??

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Laly York. Reason: typo

Hi,
It’s very simple, you can do it with CSS.
What’s the blog you need help with and what’s the ID of the page you’re going to use as a landing page?

Hey!
You’d need to apply CSS to achieve it. Are you familiar with it?
If so,
Go to Customize > Add Additional CSS, and write the following (using your color, of course)

.has-drop-cap:not(:focus)::first-letter {
	color:#222;
}

I published a list of selectors to change all the hex colors (one by one) at my blog, if you wanna check it out ??

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Hello!
The class social-icons is using flex; so simply add to your css the following:

.footer-social-wrapper .social-icons {
	justify-content:center;
}

I hope this helps!

Hello!
You’d need to apply CSS to achieve it.
Are you familiar with it?
If so,

Go to Customize > Add Additional CSS, and write the following:

#site-header,
.footer-nav-widgets-wrapper,
#site-footer {
	background-color:#222;
}

That snippet will change the color of: your header, the widget section on the footer and the info site section of the footer.

I hope this helps!

Hi!
You need a little bit of CSS to achieve that.
Are you familiar with it?

Simply go to Customize > Additional CSS.

And then write:
.archive header span {display:none;}

That’s all
Happy coding!

Hello!
To remove the search icon:
1) Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Options
2) Uncheck the box that says “Show search in header”
3) Click on Publish
And that’s it!

To remove the top menu:
I believe the only way is hiding with CSS.For what I see, even if you don’t have any menu, the theme creates one and puts it on the top (I could be wrong; I didn’t test this)
Do you have access to customize your CSS?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Laly York. Reason: misspelling

Hi there!
I thought the same as you ??

There is a simple way: with a Child Theme. Are you familiar with it?

At my blog, my archives are shown in two columns (instead of one) and the image is clickable. I didn’t add the “read more” button because it was too much (for me)

Bottom line is, you’d need to:
1) Create a Child Theme (with two files, very simple)
2) Create an Archive’s page and customizing it as you want (to display clickable images and to add the read more button)

Here’s a tutorial from WordPress on How to Create Child Themes.
I’m about to publish a full tutorial for my child theme at my blog if you’re interested.

I hope this helps!
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Hola!
Por lo que veo estás usando el tema “Astra”, para el cual hay otro foro.
Este es el forum de ayuda para el tema “Twenty Twenty.”

El foro de ayuda para Astra Theme está aquí: https://www.ads-software.com/support/theme/astra/

Espero haberte sido de ayuda
Saludos!

Hello!
I see the picture of a couple in the link you shared…
If this is the image you want to hide, from your front page only (which has the id #6), you’d need to add to your CSS the following:

#post-6 .featured-media {
display:none;
}

Let me know if this was helpful! ??

Hello again,
You could use flex on one of your widget areas (using CSS) to split it in two columns; this way, you’ll end up having three columns in total.
Are you familiar with flex?
I made a tutorial at my blog for this, but I’m not allow to share that link here.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Laly York.

Sorry, try instead:

.wp-block-cover {
	margin-bottom:0!important;
}

I’m replicating it and what I said before didn’t work… I don’t know why. But this last snippet does work.
Let me know!

Hello!
For your trees area,
I see you’re using the Cover Block with “Full Width” and a “Background”. Is that correct?
Right now, the top and bottom margin are set at 8rem (by default). The easiest way to change that, is to assign a class to that block (in your WordPress editor) and then apply CSS to that class.

For instance:
1. Click on Edit your page
2. Click on the border of the block to see their settings
3. From the Settings bar, under “Advanced” write for instance thinner-group (without the dot)
4. Save your page
5. Click on Customize / Advanced CSS, and write following:

.thinner-group {
margin-bottom:2rem;
}

Regarding your site’s name: if you choose a logo, the title won’t be displayed

I hope this helps!
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