I’ve figured it out …
added to css:
.posts-navigation {display: none;}
You got it!
I noticed that you’ve added this directly to the Canard stylesheet. This isn’t recommended, as your CSS tweaks will be overwritten and lost every time the theme is updated to the latest version.
It looks like you’re already running a custom CSS plugin, so that plugin’s CSS editor is a better place to add your CSS tweaks. If you’re not sure where that is, try looking under Appearance > Edit CSS.
Yes i did…. 😉
and yes…. although i dare quit a lot … take risks many times….
i’ve never quit understood how to create a child-theme, somehow i can’t get my head around it 😉
Sinnce you mention…. can i put the complete css there or only the adjustments?
can i put the complete css there or only the adjustments?
You should only put your CSS tweaks in the custom CSS editor (or child theme, if you go that route.)
The theme’s main stylesheet get loaded first, then the custom CSS overrides are loaded after.
i’ve never quit understood how to create a child-theme, somehow i can’t get my head around it 😉
If you’re only making CSS tweaks, then you don’t need to make a child theme – a custom CSS plugin (like the one you’ve already installed) is all you need.
Just let me know if you need further help!
