If you can identify its ID, you can use custom CSS to hide it:
.home #cleanprint {display:none;}
#cleanprint is only a guess; I’ve never used this plugin. Use the Firebug addon for Firefox to nail it down.
The plug-in uses the is_home() function to determine which is the home page. For more details see:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_home
Thanks for your suggestions. This is my first website so I’m really a bit lost here!
I’ve read the conditional tags and home function references a million times but it’s like I’m reading a foreign language. So my best bet is using a custom CSS to hide it. I installed the Firebug plugin and this is what it fed back to me:
div style=”text-align:right;”
a title=”Print page” href=”.”
img src=”http://cache-02.cleanprint.net/media/pfviewer/images/CleanPrintBtn_text_small.png”
a title=”PDF page” href=”.”
img src=”http://cache-02.cleanprint.net/media/pfviewer/images/CleanPrintBtn_text_small.png”
a title=”Email page” href=”.”
img src=”http://cache-02.cleanprint.net/media/pfviewer/images/EmailBtn_text_small.png”
Does that mean “cleanprint-exclude” is the ID? but when I insert .home #cleanprint-exclude {display:none;} it doesn’t change anything..
The buttons unfortunately are neither ID’d nor class’ed but this should still work for the home page:
.home .cleanprint-exclude {
display: none;
}
