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Our site is almost perfect, i just wanna hide the words “Author archives” on http://noiessegszivarvanya.hu/author/andrasibetty/
and tag archives on http://noiessegszivarvanya.hu/tag/boldogsag/Their css class contains a lot of other titles, so hiding with css is not an option. Is there any other method for that?
Or even if i could just replace those with the corresponding hungarian frases, would be lovely…Actually, CSS will be what we want here, it’s just a matter of targeting the CSS more specifically.
.author h1.entry-title, .tag h1.entry-title{display:none}Thanks, but simply not working :( Both of the phrases are there
Where are you adding the CSS?
Please add again and make sure to clear all caches.
At the end of the child css, where i added everything (for the category view customization too).
http://noiessegszivarvanya.hu/tag/boldogsag/ – is it working for you?Aah, you’ve placed the CSS inside the media query
@media all and (max-width:999px).ohh damn, sorry, and thank you!
You’re welcome.
I have another page now, also with the StartupWP Pro template. http://www.lelekszereles.hu/irasok/
Now I’ve inserted after the closing } tag of the @media all, and still aint work :(In case anyone else need it, here is the solution:
1. copy the category.php from the parent directory to child
2. edit in the child theme and remove these:
<h1 class=”entry-title”><?php _e( ‘Category Archives: ‘, ‘startup’ ); ?><?php single_cat_title(); ?></h1>3. enjoy :)
Apologies for the huge gap in support. Support will now continue again on a daily basis.
Thank you.
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