webdeveloper@geh

There was an issue with a comment not properly commented out, causing the issue.

Two days and no reply. Don’t worry about it. I found how to remove that section by doing this:

1. Go to the content-page.php in your editor.
2. Comment out the section.

<!–
<header class=”entry-header”>
<h1 class=”entry-title”><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
</header><!– .entry-header –>

3. save file. Now you can name your home page without the name of the page also in the article section.

If you go into your style sheet in the editor, Control + F to find the CSS rule for “featured-text” and change the text color from #fff to the color of the slider. That is the easiest way to remove it without delving into the code too much.

There is a section in your admin panel under Appearance called Webmaster Tools. In it you can drop your analytic code in either of the two text area options of Header and Footer. If the theme updates, the code should stay there. I have already updated and the code stayed.

Let me clarify:

When I click on the Recent Posts, they show up in the section. If I set up a page in my navigation to display those posts on that page and I click there, nothing is on that page.