• Resolved ChristopherF

    (@christopherf)


    Hey guys,

    My front page is named “Home” and I made it a static page – created a new page and named it “Blog”. So in my Reading settings my FRONT PAGE is set to “Home” and my POSTS PAGE is set to “Blog”.

    Problem is when I do this I get the Bootstrap Slider and Front Page Content Boxes on my “Blog” page (as well as the home page) – I only want the bootstrap and content boxes on my static Home page. Tried taking it out in the customize settings but of course it removes it from my Home and Blog page as well. Just want it off the blog page.

    Any help is greatly appreciated. I’m testing on a local server before uploading so no url.

    Thanks,
    Chris

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  • Thread Starter ChristopherF

    (@christopherf)

    Ok, in the Theme Options you can change the “BootStrap Slider Placement” to “Manually select in a Post/Page edit mode”. That worked, I was able to remove it from my “Blog” page in page edit mode (near the bottom).

    Now does anyone know how to remove the Content Boxes from an individual page?

    Thanks
    Chris

    emranemranx

    (@emranemranx)

    Hi there,

    Thanks for writing in,

    If you wish to disable the content boxes of your website you can go into your customizer of theme and under Front Page Content Boxes there is an option of

    Enable Front Page Content Boxes

    You can uncheck it from there.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter ChristopherF

    (@christopherf)

    Yes, but when I uncheck “Enable Front Page Content Boxes” it removes them from my home page (set to static). I want to keep them there, but remove the content boxes from a new page I created – and set to posts page.

    emranemranx

    (@emranemranx)

    Hi Christopher,

    In such case where you ask to remove the content boxes from a specific page but not from the home page so it can be attain by taking a custom CSS modification and in that case we will have to require your website URL plus the names of certain pages where you don’t need to have content boxes so we provide you with a thorough exact response.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter ChristopherF

    (@christopherf)

    Thank you for your responses, I found a work around for this issue. I removed the content boxes entirely. Then just re-created something similar in the home page edit mode.

    jxtruji

    (@jxtruji)

    I would like to do the same thing as ChristopherF.
    This is the page that I want to remove the “Content Boxes” from:
    http://www.ctcaninesolutions.com/testWPsite/ctcs-latest-updates/

    Can I add the custom CSS in the “CUSTOM CSS” area? or is this coding on your end?

    Thanks

    emranemranx

    (@emranemranx)

    Hi there,

    Thanks for writing in,

    If you wish to attain such requirement as Chris so you may can do this by your own self. You will be loosing all of your content boxes from that section comes right after Bootstrap slider. And for caution if in future you want to display some content boxes so you first have to cancel such given styling before implementing your changes of content boxes.

    You can go to: Appearance > Theme Options > Custom CSS and insert the following code:

    .blog .home-content-boxes {
        display: none;
    }

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter ChristopherF

    (@christopherf)

    What I did was removed the content boxes with the customize options so that they are completely off the website. Then I used minimax plugin to create something similar on the home page where I wanted to keep the four sections side by side. You’ll have to use html in the minimax columns that you create – I referenced W3schools for a little help.

    Thread Starter ChristopherF

    (@christopherf)

    fixed

    I have a similar issue. I removed the content boxes by adding the following:

    .blog .home-content-boxes {
        display: none;
    }

    But I can’t remove the bootstrap slider from the blog posts page. I tried the following but it didn’t work:

    .blog .bootstrap-slider {
        display: none;
    }

    emranemranx

    (@emranemranx)

    Hi Andrew,

    Thanks for writing in,

    There is difference between both codes where the first code is about content boxes and the second one can’t be operated by same measure because in the second one they used id rather class which are used into CSS handmade codding.

    I’ve attained your website URL from another post of yours and if you wish to achieve certain requirement you may need the same code but a little bit different from above one:

    .blog #bootstrap-slider {
      display: none;
    }

    Hope this helps!

    Thanks.

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