Am I the only one with this problem?
How did anybody else solve this?
Hi Frank,
I thought I typed a reply on Sunday, maybe I didn’t hit enter.
The easiest way is probably with a bit of CSS.
When I am on my laptop I will work some out ( typing on a phone right now )
This additional CSS will do it
body.single-event .widget-area .qem {
display:none;
}explained
body.single-event
selects the single event page
.widget-area .qem
selects the QEM inside the widget area
display:none;
Sets the display to none
There are other methods, such as child themes and custom templates or widget logic plugins.
But likely more complex than above.
Dear Alan,
I now tried to do the same for this page:https://www.hvd-potsdam.de/veranstaltungen/
How can I learn this?
Good question. The tool you need to use is the browser developer tool – in Chrome it is F12 or right click.
As that is a specific page you need to select it by page id
Here is a quick video of me finding it.
VIDEO
body.page-id-1928 .widget-area .qem {
display:none;
}
Thanks Alan,
Thank you Alan, I like your attitude.
