where you can remove this link to the next/prev post depends on the theme you are using;
therefore, a link to your site and the name of your theme might help to get you more decisive responses.
if you are referring to the single post view, the it is (probably) in single.php;
you will need to edit this file (single.php) and look for a line with next_post_link() and/or previous_post_link() (maybe with some more code within the brackets) and delete this line, without violating the php opening/closing tags.
make a backup copy of all theme files before editing.
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c0796
(@c0796)
Forgive my ignorance, I’m a beginner at WP.
The 2nd blog is still in draft.
I thought it was the themes but I changed to a different one, still there. I cannot find anything on the dashboard to lead me to the single php you refer to.
Another few questions if I may?
When I tried a different theme, I hit the home link. It pulled up blog #1 but at the top was the title of blog 2. Perfect way to confuse somebody.
So, in short. I am wanting to have each blog separate from each other. When I change the them, the new theme attaches to both blogs, I don’t want that, I want them all to be separate from each other. The only videos I have seen thus far don’t cover these problems.
Any suggestions? Thanks, appreciate it.
I cannot find anything on the dashboard to lead me to the single php you refer to.
dashbord – apperance – editor – then select ‘single.php’ from the list on the right.
When I tried a different theme, I hit the home link. It pulled up blog #1 but at the top was the title of blog 2. Perfect way to confuse somebody.
a link to your site might help to illustrate the issue.
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c0796
(@c0796)
Thanks Al, that did. I was in the editor, didn’t even notice that menu on the right.
I did indeed find the problem too, it was titled ‘previous post’.
Thanks again for help, appreciate it. I would have linked it but it is still in draft.
If I encounter any more issues I will finish it best I can and publish it to make it easier.
🙂
