musicalmedley

The original question was asked in relation to the Esplanade theme, which has a custom CSS section in its options. Adding custom CSS in this case does not require the user to go into style.css to make changes.

One more question… The tabs in my browser display the page titles, except for the homepage and the blog. The homepage displays the full website url, which is fine by me, but the blog displays as Blog[Site Title]|[Tagline]. How can I tweak the code to get the browser tab to display as Blog when I’m on that section of the website?

The site’s back up and issues are resolved! Thanks for the help. So what works is:

.home .entry-header {
display: none;
}

Adding space between .home and .entry-header did the trick.

Yep, did that and they’re checking it out. Thanks for the code correction in your first post.

I just noticed this and I have no idea what’s going on… What do you mean PHP extension is on? I haven’t changed anything on my site recently except the header images, but everything was running smoothly last night. I can’t login to the admin panel because of this.

.page-id-233.entry-header.h1 {
display: none;
}

That doesn’t do it either, assuming I don’t have to clear my cache before I see the effect. Where does the page id number come from?

So the first line would be .page-id-233.entry-header {? That doesn’t work. But if I use .page-id-233 and leave off entry-header then my home page disappears completely (or, rather, it displays as a blank page).

The first one works and hides all page titles, but hiding the page title on just the home page does not work. Do you have another suggestion for that?

Thanks for those links. That will take me a while to sift through, but it’s going to be good to know. In the meantime, here’s my site:

austinshadduck.com

Excellent, that did it. Thanks!

Any ideas?

Thank you, that was the problem. The change to 300px worked like a charm.

Yes, I have a couple of posts from two different months, but the archive drop down menu is still not working. The site is austinshadduck.com/news.

Without messing with code you might be able to remove the items in the sidebar by simply removing all widgets from the sidebar in the WordPress editor… Then add a new text widget to the sidebar (but do not add any text). For some themes this will remove the sidebar completely. Or you may want to edit the sidebar.php file. To remove Archives, for example, you might delete the following line of code (or something similar):

<?php wp_get_archives(); ?>

The website is https://austinshadduck.com.