How to get rid of the follow patch on Spun?

  • Unknown's avatar
    annemarieharrington · Member ·

    Hi folks,

    My site is http://www.annemarieharrington.com

    I mostly use it as a a portfolio for my work.

    Someone remarked that the follow patch is annoying when viewing my work. Assuming the term is being used correctly, that’s the arrow to the left and right side of each post, which brings the reader into the next (or previous) post. I think it would better to get rid of this that the viewer goes HOME instead after viewing a post so that they can then choose which post to view next from the full array om the Spun themed HOME page.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks in advance.

    The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)

  • kathrynwp · Staff ·

    It sounds like you’re referring to the post navigation, which lets readers quickly read multiple posts. It’s a great way to encourage visitors to read more than one post without having to click back-and-forth a lot, so I’d encourage you to leave it intact.

    If you do want to remove it and force readers to go back to the homepage before reading the next post, you can add this custom CSS in the Customizer’s CSS editor:

    .single .post-navigation {
  display: none;
}
  • Unknown's avatar
    annemarieharrington · Member ·

    Thanks Kathryn, that worked! Though I do see what you mean and did hesitate about doing it, but I suppose I’m using my site as a portfolio with a view to getting work from busy employers, rather than inviting leisurely reading.

    Anyway,

    Cheers.

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