Balint Toth

Thank you! Here is the css code which will hide it, just paste it under the previous code:

#post-1539 {
    display:none;
}

I am afraid that the remaining whitespace cannot be deleted because of the targeting issue, because in current css rules, there is no way to say I want to hide #post-1539’s parent div…

I hope this helps.

Greetings,
Balint

No, that is a completely fine way to use WordPress.

Regarding the notification hiding, I have come up with a crazy idea 🙂

At this point there is no way to target the No posts found text from CSS in order to hide it. So I would like to ask you to create a post, with a single space in it’s name and it’s content box, and save that. That post will have an unique id, which we can target to hide it completely. After that, we will just adjust the paddings if necessary.

Because there is no way from my end to tell upfront what ID the post will get, please let me know when you have added that post.

Greetings,
Balint

You have to create your child theme beside the parent theme’s folder, not inside of it. So in the themes folder it should look like this:

wp-content
    themes
        travelify
        travelify-child

Greetings,
Balint

Thank you very much!

I am not sure, but it looks like that the huff.to link is actually inside that page’s/post’s content text, it is not generated by theme (I am thinking this because it actually points to a completely different website).

If you edit that page or post, you should be able to see it exactly in the content as it is visible on the public side.
If that is the case, this is what I would do:

1.) Inside the page or post editor, select the link, and copy it.
2.) After the actual link, type in the read more text you would like to appear
3.) Select that text, and click to the insert/edit link button (screenshot here)
4.) In the little popup window, in the URL: textbox, paste the link you have copied, and click OK.
5.) Delete the original link text.

Let me know if it helped.

Greetings,
Balint

I think you are using some under maintenance plugin, because I am getting this: Screenshot

Okay, thank you!

Actually for me right now it is not wrapping in Firefox.

For me it looks like that the second line of the .entry-content is not in your child theme’s style.css, but it may be that it wont show in the code for me just because it is turned off. Screenshot here Could you please check that?

And also, I noticed that I have made a mistake in my code, in -moz-hyphens: none !important;; there is only one semicolon needed at the end of the line. I apologize for that.

Sorry, I have missed that. Actually for me it happens only under Firexox (Firefox Screenshot), not under Chrome (Chrome screenshot). I have found the css responsible for that, you can turn that off this way:

.entry-content {
  -moz-hyphens: none !important;;
  word-wrap: none !important;
}

I hope this helps.

Balint