Hi I looked through the threads and found that another user had added this code, and that it worked for her: .feature_blog_content .post .post_image .post_comment { display: none; } ....But not for me. I already had code added in custom css as: } .feature_mid_content { display: none; } .post_content ul.post_meta { display: none; } Would adding the (.feature_blog_content etc) code to the custom css code above prevent it from working?
Hello, Warm Wishes From InkThemes, To make the desired changes, just paste the code in the Additional CSS section of the theme. Go to (Dashboard->Appearance->Customize->Additional CSS). Code: div#commentsbox { display: none; } I hope this is what you are looking for, if this is not the issue then just an edited screenshot of the area which you want to remove, we will then share the solution accordingly. Regards, Shemaela InkThemes.com
Hi Shemaela Thank you for responding - this has not achieved what I hoped which was to remove the flag showing the number of comments for each post. If you look at the attached screenshot they remain in the top right hand corner for each post (I have highlighted them in red). I tried adding the code in custom css, saving and then refreshing but they are still there. What would you suggest?
Hello, Warm Wishes From InkThemes, To make the desired changes, just paste the code in the Additional CSS section of the theme. Go to (Dashboard->Appearance->Customize->Additional CSS). Code: .post_comment { display: none; } I hope this will surely help you. Regards, Shemaela InkThemes.com
Hello, Warm Wishes From InkThemes, You are most Welcome! Let us know if you need further help, we will be happy to help you. And always feel free to ask your queries at our support forum: http://inkthemes.com/community/ and at our email [email protected] Regards, Shemaela InkThemes.com
