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December 2, 2015 at 04:04 UTC - Views: 2 #18384
sarahtodde
ParticipantHello, I am using Weaver II Pro. The site is http://300east.net. I have created a shopping cart for the site and the merchandise pages are generated automatically as posts instead of pages. I have selected the option under header to hide site title/tagline. However I cannot get rid of it on this post: http://www.300east.net/store/two-wongs-make-it-right-t-shirt/.
I would appreciate any advice. Thanks!December 2, 2015 at 05:35 UTC - Views: 4 #25170scrambler
ModeratorThe post page you referenced are indeed not containing the theme rule that hide the title and tagline
If this (these) pages are generated by a plugin, it is probably at fault for messing things up.
Does the plugin acually generate post pages for these?
If the plugin cant fix it. You could add a manual rule that does the same and see if that one will preserved.. Put the rule below in Advanced Options > HEad Section > Custom CSS Rule box
#site-title,#site-description,#header-extra-html{display:none;}
December 2, 2015 at 17:26 UTC - Views: 4 #25171sarahtodde
ParticipantThanks Scrambler. The merchandise pages are not available under “posts” in the dashboard. However, when I visit the page I can select “edit page.” I tried putting your CSS rule where you suggested and also in the page’s “per post style,” but it did not work. It looks like I may have to live with it or I might get rid of the entire header for just those pages. Thanks for you help. If you think of anything else, let me know!
December 2, 2015 at 18:18 UTC - Views: 1 #25172Maureen
ParticipantI do not see the Title/Tagline in Safari. I do see it in Firefox.
December 2, 2015 at 18:24 UTC - Views: 2 #25173scrambler
ModeratorYou don’t live with a problem, you find out where it comes from and fix it 🙂
You seem to be having a problem with a broken CSS file.
Having a look myself, I see you have a rule in there
#colophon {style=”color:#ece8e8;}
Which is invalid, as it should not contain the style attribute and should be
#colophon {color:#ece8e8;}
Correct that and Check if there are more errors, and it should all work with just the theme option
As a general rule, you need to run all your custom CSS through a validator (Custom CSS Rule box and CSS+ boxes)
December 3, 2015 at 13:08 UTC - Views: 3 #25174sarahtodde
ParticipantThat did the trick. Thank you Scrambler! Thanks Maureen for looking into it as well. I appreciate this forum and theme so much.
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