removing navigation links from individual posts

proustmatters · Member · Jul 16, 2014 at 11:39 am
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I’m a rank beginner. Don’t know PHP or HTML (but am a former programmer in a distant age.) I have purchased the CSS customization upgrade. I want to delete or disable or hide the navigational links that appear on the bottom of each post (when the post is viewed individually – i.e. not within its mother BLOG). For example, could I make those links with their arrows
to make them disappear in the white background? My theme is Twenty Twelve. Is there a way to include a snippet to do this (disable OR make them white) staying within the CSS customization? My site is “private” because it’s still “under construction” but I can make it public if you need to see it to understand what I mean. Thanks!

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lizthefair · Member · Jul 16, 2014 at 7:23 pm
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```
.nav-single{
     display: none;
}
```
Should take care of it. Good luck with your new site!
proustmatters · Member · Jul 16, 2014 at 8:34 pm
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Dear lizthefair, I bless you a thousand times. Works perfectly. In case you are interested I’ll tell you WHY I wanted to remove these links. (If you are NOT interested, read no further!)
I want my site to be navigable via pages which are Tables of Contents comprising links to my articles. I can write the articles either as posts or pages. BUT. If I write the articles as pages, I cannot take advantage of categories and tags. Therefore the solution is to write everything as a post but without visible navigation within the post (i.e. the “previous” and “next” thingies at the bottom.)
I did not know how to disable or hide them. You solved it in one fell swoop. Thanks soooo much.
I’ll close this thread as “resolved” after I do some more testing.

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