[fraserjones]

fraserjones

#6161

Hi I know this has been discussed before but i cant seem to get any of the customer css text to work.

site is http://www.noosafit.co.uk i want the text which says ‘home’ on the main content section to be removed.

thanks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#33526

Add this to Custom CSS

#post-12 .post-title {

display: none;

}

[fraserjones]

fraserjones

#33527

Quote:

Add this to Custom CSS

#post-12 .post-title {

display: none;

}

Fantastic thank you, do you know how i close the gap now?

[fraserjones]

fraserjones

#33528

Quote:

Add this to Custom CSS

#post-12 .post-title {

display: none;

}

Fantastic thank you, do you know how i close the gap now?

by the way found your site Prasanna – its great just trying out the child theme now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#33529

Quote:

do you know how i close the gap now?

First add this to Custom CSS,

#post-12 .entry {

margin-top: -25px;

}

Then edit that page and remove the unnecessary <p> </p> after the closing </h2> tag (below Welcome to Noosa Fit)

[fraserjones]

fraserjones

#33530

I am now working on another site http://www.hathawyjones.co.uk and again i cant get the custom css to work. Please can you tell me why this is? i have done exactly as you said last time yet it is not working on this new site.

[ronangelo]

ronangelo

#33531

Each post has its own unique ID.

replace #post-12 with #post-14

you can use firebug to see what post or page id you are working on.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#33532

http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/02/24/styling-wordpress-posts-pages-archives-and-home-pages-by-class/

http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/04/14/target-graphene-action-hook-widgets-by-their-unique-id/

Everything in WordPress has its own unique id. Those articles will help get you started with other things.