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  • Thread Starter drkenrich

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    That worked. Thanks.

    In the mean time, in case anyone else wants a work around. I opened the page in Chrome (others work. too) and put the cursor om the line (element I wanted to examine) then right clicked and selected Inspect at the bottom of the pop-up menu. It opens a right sidebar detailing the formatting script.

    It took several tries to figure out what I was doing before I found I could take the class=”name” and put it into the Additional CSS as .name { display: none; } and that worked too.

    I really don’t know the details of what I do. I just try to see lots of other examples, copy as closely as I can, then test slowly with backups.

    Thanks, everyone.

    Thread Starter drkenrich

    (@drkenrich)

    Thank you. It makes sense, “After” vs “Before”. I put it in Additional CSS, but it didn’t make any difference.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by drkenrich.
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