CSS upgrade, could I benefit?
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Hi all, back with another question as it seems my last two questions are well on there way to being resolved, although don’t take your attention away from those. My new question is is that I have search engines blocked on my site because I want the post categories to link to the local blog archives, not the global tags, but I’m not getting any trafic on my site, so want to allow search engines again. However, I want users to link to my local blog archives from posts, not the global tags. Would a CSS upgrade help me at all? If so, could someone please tell me exactly what to put into the CSS editor? If not, what would?
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With the theme you are using, you can get rid of ” Posted in category | ” by adding the following to the CSS.
.entry-utility-prep, .cat-links, .meta-sep { display:none; }You can try it in the CSS edit window (delete everything that is there now) by pasting the above into the window and then clicking preview. Preview has been a little flakey lately, so you might have to refresh the preview page after it first loads.
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You could just switch to the iNove theme, which has Local tags on the posts as an option.
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Just to clarify. You can’t change the links from global to local (except if you switch theme to iNove). What you can do is hide the global tags and categories on each post using the code TSP gave you above and use a category or tag cloud widget in the sidebar (these links are always local to your blog). This way search engine traffic can come in, but people won’t accidentally leave your blog trying to find relevant posts.
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Switching to iNove does not require the CSS upgrade. Doing tsp’s hiding workaround DOES.
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Ok, so that tag on every post is part of CSS even though it is on every post and not the CSS editor?
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