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That solves it, you’ve made this too easy. Thanks for teaching me.

That works. The widget appears between the posts without repeating itself.

However, when I navigate older posts (i.e, click on the navigation link to view older blog posts) the widget appears again on every new page. I would like the widget to only appear on the first homepage. Is there something missing I should add to the code to do that?

Thanks, I got it!

Doesn’t work.

I’ll try your php method.

I should add, my theme doesn’t have any automatic excerpt functions built in, I’m doing all the excerpts myself manually for each individual post.

So maybe I’m phrasing my question incorrectly, but basically I just want the Featured Images to appear on the front page next to each post (but I don’t want the Featured Image to be visable when they read the full post).

Do you know a plugin that works?

I can’t delete styles using the custom.css.

That’s pretty much what I wanted to know, thanks!

For example, this is in my style.css:

#wp-calendar caption {
color: #333333;
font-size: 12px;
font-family: Arial, Tahoma, Verdana;
font-style: italic;
font-weight: normal;
padding: 2px 5px 0 0;
text-align: right;
}

So in my custom.css, are suggesting the only way to disable “text-align: right” is to change it’s property to “left, right, center, inherit, etc…”? Or failing that then simply deleting it from style.css?

That’s just an example, I don’t really want to get rid of “text-align: right” but I want to know if it’s possible if I wanted to. So, there is no specific command to put in custom.css to cross it out?

“(disable)text-align: right”
“(insert whatever here)text-align: right”

I hope I’m making sense.

That’s not my concern. I only want to know how to disable that line (or any other line) if I wanted to. As though that line was deleted and did not exist. Is that possible?

If the theme version gets updated it would replace the current style.css with another one, hence my customizations could be lost every time the theme is updated. That is why the theme’s creator suggests not editing anything in style.css and use the custom.css that is provided instead.

So basically,

I have my custom.css open right now… what do I type in there if I want to disable something in style.css? “(something)text-align: left”?, “/text-align:left”? Is there such a thing? I’m only using text-align as an example.

I should clarify:

I want to know what to type in “custom.css” to cancel *any* CSS declarations contained in the “style.css” file.

For example, in one of my widget sections there’s a “text-align: left”.

I’ve tried putting “text-align: none” for that section in the custom.css file to cancel it, but i guess “none” isn’t an option (error?). What do I type in the custom.css to cancel it? I don’t want to delete anything from style.css.