How can I remove the default Post Navigation from single posts?
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Title: How can I remove the default Post Navigation from single posts?
Hello GeneratePress Support,
I am using GeneratePress version 3.6.1 on my WordPress website:
I would like to remove the default Post Navigation that appears at the bottom of individual blog posts.
For example, on this page:
https://worldissuepost.com/federal-reserve-policy/
at the bottom of the article, GeneratePress displays a navigation link such as:
“Global Financial : Market is volatile”
This is the title of another post and appears after the article content. I understand that this is the GeneratePress Post Navigation (the “next post” navigation).
I would like to completely remove this navigation from single post pages because I prefer a cleaner article layout and better visual readability.
I have already tried the following:
- Custom CSS targeting
#nav-below - Custom CSS targeting
.post-navigation - Custom CSS targeting
footer.entry-meta - The
generate_show_post_navigationfilter - Code Snippets
However, none of these methods removed the navigation from the page.
I also checked the page source and confirmed that the navigation is generated as:
<nav id="nav-below" class="post-navigation" aria-label="Posts">with a
.nav-nextelement containing the next post title.Could you please tell me the correct and recommended way to completely disable/remove the default Post Navigation in GeneratePress 3.6.1, preferably without modifying the original theme files?
I am not trying to change the SEO behavior of my site. I simply want to remove this visible navigation element for a cleaner design.
Thank you for your help.
Best regards
The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]
- Custom CSS targeting
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