Download Firebug for Firefox.
Right click on the area and select the Firebug link at the bottom which will open the debugger panel and should highlight the specific HTML tag in question.
You can add a new CSS rule that just sets it to display:none.
Hope that points you in the right direction, reply if you need more specifics.
Hi Andy,
Thank you for your help. Sorry do you mean a plugin? Very new to wordpress so sorry if this is straightforward. Do you mean this plugin? FirePHP / Firebug PHP Integration.
I use chrome too.
Thanks for your help again.
Neil
In Chrome just right-click on the page and select – Inspect element.
Some info here
BTW,it looks like you need to hide .post .below-content
Add display:none to that class in your CSS file.
Thanks Media X, I can find this
<div class="below-content">
<div class="clear"></div>
</div>
But it comes up with an error when I put it in the CSS stylesheet editor, I guess I need to add the pagee but not sure how to do this.
Any help?
Thanks again
Neil, first of all, you need to change the CSS , not the HTML.
If you don’t want to change (recommended) the original style.css, install Custom CSS Manager plugin and add this:
.post .below-content {
display:none;
}
FYI, the class you’re looking for is at line 443 of your style.css. Holla if u need further help 😉
Thanks so much Media X that’s done the trick. Also sorry for my stupidity around coding, I’m learning though – slowly.
Thanks again!
