hide tags
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how to hide meta tags on twenty thirteen and photographer
I have typed in.tags-links { display: none; } .
but it doesn’t work, please help
I would like the benefit of tags with out have them show up on the postThe blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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You are actually asking about two different sites. Have you purchased the design upgrade for each of them?
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Hi there, although CSS is typically theme specific, the code you reference works for twenty thirteen and Photographer to hide tags. I see the following code in the deborahvanderzel.com which is using Photographer and the tags are hidden on that site.
.tags-links { display: none; }If you also want to remove categories, the following would do that in both themes.
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@Rich: Could you please assist with this (increase the #masthead hgroup width for lower-than-whatever media)?
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/logo-size-of-stay-theme?replies=7#post-1514729 -
Hi and thank you,
yes I have purchased the premium upgrades for both sites
Sacred Path, the codes worked in my twenty thirteen/ Town&Design blog
But not in Photographer/Deborah Vanderzel Designs
all tags are still showing on my posts
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Hi, on Photographer, the code will be different. CSS is typically theme specific, so the code on one will most likely not work on another. I see you have switched to a different theme, but if you decide to switch back, this will get rid of tags and categories in photographer.
.postmeta .one-half { display: none; }If you want to get rid of the tags, categories and the comments link to the right, then you would use this.
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