Maja:
If there are no settings in the theme, you could make them disappear with CSS. Like this:
.feature-content {
display: none;
}
Thank you, but totally newbie question….where would I put it? I’ve read over most of the CSS and have no idea….
Thanks!
Maja:
You should make a backup before making any changes.
Go to: Appearance => Editor
The editor opens the style.css file by default. If not, the files are listed on the right side.
Scroll to the bottom of the style.css file and add the CSS at the end of the file. Save it. Then go to the web page and refresh.
It should go without saying that all modifications must be done via childtheme only, otherwise your changes will be lost upon theme upgrade.
Make a Child themes
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
OR
use this plugin ( or any other plugins that work the same )
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/my-custom-css/
Maja:
If you want to make a number of changes, then a child theme or a plugin would be appropriate. It’s unlikely that the theme will be updated and it’s only one modification so editing the style.css file is fine.
It’s unlikely that the theme will be updated
On what do you base that?
Maja:
I’ve committed an act of heresy by suggesting a solution that isn’t the recommended one. There might be an update to the theme sometime in the future. Ignore my previous suggestion, create a child theme or use the custom css plugin.
FWIW, themes from Automattic.com are the very ones you can usually trust to be updated. 🙂
Thanks for the input everyone!
I used the plugin and it worked great!
I really appreciate you help!
