matt4356

Sure thing, Glad to help! ??

Hiya! Sorry for the late reply

I took a look at the css files, and color is spelled in the American way “color”, whereas the custom tag is spelled “colour”, the British way. With that different spelling wp thinks you mean a different tag.

Putting in that extra “u” should fix it. ??

Hiya! As far as I can tell, the first related-posts is from the jetpack plugin, and the second is a theme feature.

To get hide this feature, go to dashboard->jetpack->settings and activate the “custom CSS” option. Then go to dashboard->appearance->edit CSS and paste in this:

.entry-related{
display: none;

}

And that will set the theme’s related posts not to display.

Hiya! So is it that you have a theme custom built for your website and just happens to have the same name as one from the repo?

In that case, I think all you can do is ignore the “update” or change the theme name, because WP thinks it’s the update for that theme. It’s like two red cars being mistaken for each other because they have the same license plate.

Hope that helps and have a good day ??

Hiya! I think this is a BuddyPress option, if you go to dashboard->settings->BuddyPress->options and uncheck “Show the Toolbar for logged out users” it’ll stop displaying the toolbar for people who aren’t logged in.

Glad to help ??

Hiya! What your rule needs is a display value, like this:

colour-background {
display: block;
background-color: blue;
}

Further reading: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2802687/is-there-a-way-to-create-your-own-html-tag-in-html5/11467718#11467718

Sure thing! ??

You can set that not to display with this:

.woocommerce-result-count{
display: none;

}

Hiya! You can set it not to display with this:

.woocommerce-ordering {
display:none;
}

Just put it in your themes custom CSS area.

Hiya! Are you trying to use the “Upload Your Theme” button on the www.ads-software.com site?

Hiya! If you just want to disable the text, you could try this:

#intro h4{
font-size: 0px

}

That will set the font size for 0. Screen readers might pick it up, but for everyone else it will be invisible.

If you use this:

#intro h4{
display:none;
}

It will set the text and the border below it to not display.

To change the text to something else, you’ll need to make a child theme and change the ‘What We Do’ text in section-intro.php to what you want.

Hope this helps and have a good day ??

Hiya! I’m guessing you did something like this:

/* START OF Move Menu below Navbar Box */
/* Adjust (10px) top position */
.navbar .nav > li > a {
position: relative;
top: 100px; /*move it further down the page*/
}
.navbar .navbar-inner {
max-height: 20px;
}

/* END OF Move Menu below Navbar Box */

If you delete the

> a

so the code looks like this:

/* START OF Move Menu below Navbar Box */
/* Adjust (10px) top position */
.navbar .nav > li {
position: relative;
top: 100px;
}
.navbar .navbar-inner {
max-height: 20px;
}

/* END OF Move Menu below Navbar Box */

It will select and style the list items instead of the first links of the list items. It should style the whole assembly instead of just the first links.

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Tenha um bom dia ??

?? Sure thing, Glad it worked!

Howdy, what you can do is install and activate a css plugin, such as this one >>> Simple Custom CSS After activating it, in your dashboard under “Appearance” you’ll see a “Custom CSS” option click on it and you’ll be shown a text editor window. From this window you can easily edit you site’s styling. If you paste this:

#main-nav{
display:none;

}

into it, it will set the main nav not to display. Click the “Update Custom CSS” button to save the changes, then go look at your site normally. If it looks off or this isn’t what you wanted, go back to the “Custom CSS” window and delete the changes.