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Hi, I originally thought the following to be part of the Breadcrumbs, but I guess not.
In Mantra, Would anyone have a clue where to go to hide the links just below the Header which show the Previous Post link and Next Post link at top? They’re the links which show up between the actual Breadcrumbs and the Page Title.
Mind you, they also show up below the post as well…which is where I’d rather have them.
If the settings aren’t within the Mantra Settings then could someone point me to where within the files should I go to edit them out?
Thanks in advance.
Custom CSS:
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Please check the available documentation and search the forums before starting a topic.Hi, I want to fix that, too, but the custom css lines above does not fix that for me, nothing happens. Also, I have problems with the setting Pagination, disabling/enabling does not make any changes on my page. Grateful for help with this, thanks!
Karin, are you using a caching plugin?
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Please check the available documentation and search the forums before starting a topic.Karin, the nav above code didn’t work for me at first either – nothing happened. but then I put “!important” after it and it worked! maybe it will work for you too.
#nav-above { display: none !important; }
Thank you som much Nine Dark Moons, that worked! But now the Post Title is very much on top of the page, I’d really like to have some space above. Do any of you know how to fix that?
Zed, I don’t think I use a caching plugin!
Thanks, Karin
Have also bumped into this.
In my case the usecase is I want to guide my readers deftly through my content.
Hence if’n y’all might consider providing the ability to turn on/off plus allow us to easily manage how we walk our visitors through our posts… maybe using ordered sticky posts or tagged posts [ dunno… confess I’m not the best at spec’n out how best to implement this feature request ] it would be pretty dog gone cool 🙂
Many thanks,
~ James
P.s. Zed? Do you have Wizard’s Rules? <heh… google if unfamiliar… pretty cool 🙂 >
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