My intended blog page has header text I want to "hide"/delete

by toivo
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My blog page here, has that text above my red banner: "These Are My Favourites" - is there a CSS code I can add into either EDIT>CSS or in "Style.CSS" to omit or delete/hide that and make my banner appear atop the page each time I make a blog posting?
#blog #header #hide or delete #intended #page #text
  • Profile picture of the author ajayu1992
    .entry-header {
    display:none !important;}

    Please thank if this helps

    Go to wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/style.css - > line number 686 and add the
    display:none !important;
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  • Profile picture of the author AlyseS
    If you use CSS to remove it, just make sure it doesn't erase other text you might want to have on other areas of your website. Using CSS is a global change that might change more than just your blog page.

    From looking at your code, it seems that you have put that text/link "these are my favourites" into your first blog post under the category "dans blog." You should be able to delete it by editing that post. Hard to tell without having access to your dashboard.

    Is that banner apart of a blog post?

    About putting the banner above each blog post
    It may take a little coding to do this, because your site structure is a bit messy. You've used the blog features (categories and posts) for things other than just "Dan's Blog."

    For instance, you've used categories and posts for your Cartoon Catalog, so it is technically also apart of your blog. This means that putting the banner above your blog posts the easy way would also put the banner above your Cartoon Catalog and anything else you've used Posts for. If you're willing to do it the harder way involving more code and completely separating your blog, I can help you do that too.

    How do you want to do it? Easy way or harder way?
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    • Profile picture of the author ajayu1992
      Originally Posted by AlyseS View Post

      If you use CSS to remove it, just make sure it doesn't erase other text you might want to have on other areas of your website. Using CSS is a global change that might change more than just your blog page.

      From looking at your code, it seems that you have put that text/link "these are my favourites" into your first blog post under the category "dans blog." You should be able to delete it by editing that post. Hard to tell without having access to your dashboard.

      Is that banner apart of a blog post?

      About putting the banner above each blog post
      It may take a little coding to do this, because your site structure is a bit messy. You've used the blog features (categories and posts) for things other than just "Dan's Blog."

      For instance, you've used categories and posts for your Cartoon Catalog, so it is technically also apart of your blog. This means that putting the banner above your blog posts the easy way would also put the banner above your Cartoon Catalog and anything else you've used Posts for. If you're willing to do it the harder way involving more code and completely separating your blog, I can help you do that too.

      How do you want to do it? Easy way or harder way?

      Thank you ma'am . Damn I didnt think about that !
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  • Profile picture of the author AlyseS
    Hey toivo,

    I've emailed you. You should delete your email from that post now to avoid spam
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