PS, I’m using WP Twenty Ten
locate the css selector
then do {display: none;}
Look at this post section Title and Description!
HTH
David
Thank you adeptris! It worked!!
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
lol
just what i suggested
@root!
locate the css selector
then do {display: none;}
When you reply to a post here you do not know the skill level of the author, so you should assume that you are replying to a novice.
Your reply to a novice is as much use as a chocolate fireguard!
Visit the link above and you will find many tutorials aimed at novice and intermediate, in the post you will read:
In our child theme we open up our style.css file and add at the bottom some styling blocks to hide the Site Title and Site Description, that is all we need to do.
/* hide site title */
#site-title {
display:none;
}
/* hide site description */
#site-description {
display:none;
}
I knew what you meant, but I would not be asking unless I was fairly new, I just answered another post and forgot to say which file, so the author had to look in many files ;-(
@toolboxgirl,
Glad we could help, can you mark this topic as resolved please.
David ;-(
I know next to nothing about CSS, so the link to the code was extremely helpful. I’m really good at the copy/paste trick!!
Thanks again!
Well between us we have one happy camper . 😉
