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Hi Jan,
my apologies.. it’s not my intention to violate any of the rules or the spirt of the forums here.

I do admit that sometimes I get excited about helping folks here and it’s frustrating to work within the very narrow confines of back and forth with small bites. Like baby steps instead of just “getting it done”.

I promise that I will be more careful in all future posts ??

Best!
Steve

Hi Johanna,

I’ve re uploaded the video I made for you to here:https://vimeo.com/100739775
(this may still be encoding when you read this answer…)

The Mailchimp API doesn’t require coding, but it means that you need to create a free Mailchimp account and grab the special “key” code that identifies your account in the AutoChimp plugin on your site.

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Best!
Steve

My pleasure!
If you get stuck, reach out …we’re here for you ??

Best!
Steve

cool…thanks.
see your response there.

Hi Chart,
ah… now it’s clear.

EASY!

body.page .header-image {display:none;}
  body.home .header-image {display:block;}

This will hide it on any page other than the home page. If you want to get more granular about which pages, that’s easy to do with page id or body class or many other conditionals…

Customization is a wide open and wonderful field. You can view the HTML or CSS using your Chrome Inspector or Firebug, and then edit the template files by using a child theme. This is SO POWERFUL to do, but really doesn’t take much time at all to get the basics.

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Best!
Steve

cool…

Steve

ok, that makes it easier.
I don’t see any “featured images” (which are typically in blog posts, not pages).. so maybe you mean the little green and black image on each of the about or other pages?

Please clarify?

If that is what you mean, then use this:

.entry-content img {
display:none;
}

Nice site by the way!! ??

Best,
Steve

Alex, the site is locked down for anyone who hasn’t registered. Since it’s an adult site, that makes sense… but probably not something we can share details about here on WP.org perhaps…?

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Maybe the moderators here have some thoughts or opinions?

Best!
Steve

We were working in the blind from the theme demo… can we have the URL of your actual site to give you the precise fix?

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Steve

Super cool FAB!

One of the most important lessons that many of us learn is “when to hold em” and “when to fold em” as far as getting some new tasks completed. Have an honest evaluation of your time/frustration value and then [Solicitation redacted]

Best!
Steve

Hi Fab!

This is actually a “no brainer”…but does require a bit of coding:

What we will do is to add a conditional statement to the /partials/header-layout.php file of your site’s child theme (presuming you have a child theme?).

If you don’t have a child theme, then we will first MAKE a basic child theme to hold these modifications so they won’t get overwritten when you update the parent theme, as you should do regularly when it’s available

In the child theme, we will copy the /partials/header-layout.php file from the parent, and then find the site-title div id and then we want to add a conditional statement, which is a fancy way of saying an “if / then” statement. We want to say “if this is the blog page, then add an image and some new tagline…else, use the default stuff”.

At that point, we can also add a little custom.css to ensure that the new image title and tagline play nice with the rest of the theme on all media sizes (iphones, tablets, etc.).

Line 37 to 71 contain the code you want to wrap with a conditional… and that might be something like (assuming you want this on single blog post pages and not on your blog index):

if (is_single() ) {
PUT YOUR CUSTOM LOGO AND TAGLINE HERE
} else {
PUT THE ORIGINAL LINES 37 TO 71 HERE
}

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Best!
Steve

Hi Melly,
it sounds like your link is being cut off from the excerpt summary, while it appears fine in the main content. Are you creating your own excerpts on posts or allowing WP to do it for you?

If the latter, then simply add your “hand crafted” excerpt (with link) to the “Excerpt” post editor box when creating your posts. If that doesn’t appear, then go to the upper right side of your post editing page and click on “Screen Options” and check the box to show the Excerpt window.

This should solve the problem ??

Best!
Steve

Hi Fruchtgummi,

Can you please share the url of your site so we can help?

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Steve

Hi Doremdou,
can you please provide a url to your site?

Also, have you tried saving the permalinks under Settings/Permalinks in your admin dash to be sure that isn’t the issue?

Best!
Steve

Hi Walt,

1) You can use a free plugin that can contain all your custom css outside the parent theme, so it’s safe an easy to edit and transfer later. It’s here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-custom-css/

2) You won’t have the problem if you do the css properly, so let’s help you sort that out once and for all ?? This has nothing much to do with the parent theme, it’s the custom css most likely.

3) Can you provide the link to your site and the url of the page that has the code you want to hide with CSS?

Best!
Steve