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Can you provide a link to an example of that? You may be able to hide that with just a little additional CSS in the Customizer.
Hi @pieters,
You can hide them by going to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS, where you add the following:
.post-navigation a { display: none; }
Let me know how it goes.
— Anders
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This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by
Anders Norén.
Hi Anders
You mean Appearance > Editor correct?
Can’t find option “additional css”
But only standard css & php files and:
– Stylesheet (style.css)
– fukasawa-editor-styles.css
Any suggestion?
Regards,
Pieter
Hi @pieters,
Any changes you make to the theme itself in Appearance > Editor will be overwritten the next time Fukasawa is updated, so that is better avoided. You can enter it in Apperance > Customize > Additional CSS, however. The menu labels might be different in your language, but it is a tab in the WordPress Customizer.
— Anders
Hi @anlino,
When I go to Appearance > Customize this menu appears: “Site Identity”, “Colors”, “Logo”, “Menus”, “Widgets”, “Static Front Page”.
So not found it yet.
By the way. How can you change the color of the share Twitter & Facebook buttons?
Also not able to find this option…
Thanks ahead,
Pieter
@pieters Which version of WordPress are you running? You can find the version number in the bottom right of the dashboard interface when you’re logged in.
— Anders
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This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Anders Norén.
@pieters Ah, that explains it – the Additional CSS part of the Customizer was introduced in the latest release, which is 4.9. If you upgrade to the latest version of WordPress, you can follow the instructions I posted above and hide the pagination.
You will also get patches for a couple of pretty serious security issues present in older versions of WordPress, which is a nice bonus.
— Anders
Hi @anlino
Yes, you are right. After the update now available 😉
Thanks for your assistance!
Kind regards,
Pieter
