Advice on Editing This Theme

[PassiveJ]

Hi

I'm looking for some advice on a small edit I need to make to a wordpress theme I'm using which is...

https://themeisle.com/demo/?theme=FlyMag

On the inner pages there is a post navigation button at the bottom of each post which takes you to the next post. For example if you scroll to the bottom this page you'll see it above 'post a reply'. It's called class navigation post navigation or similar.

https://demo.themeisle.com/flymag/2015/11/24/ratione-actum/

I need to either disable this (preferably) or at least change the text size as it is set to H1 as default, so I am worried about having two H1 tags in each article as it will affect SEO.

Is there anything that could be done via CSS edits or will I have to look at editing HTML?

Any advice appreciated, thanks!

 

[Nkm Dony]

Hi there,

Sure, you can change any font-size of tags using custom CSS code. For that, you just select the specific class or id then just call by desire CSS property in custom CSS section.

 

[SpoonFeeder]

Select Customize under Appearance menu and click on the "Additional CSS" link which is located at the bottom of the customisation page.

Paste the below code and click publish.

.post-navigation {
    display: none;
}

That's it.

 

[PassiveJ]

Hi there,

Sure, you can change any font-size of tags using custom CSS code. For that, you just select the specific class or id then just call by desire CSS property in custom CSS section.

Thanks that's good to know.

Select Customize under Appearance menu and click on the "Additional CSS" link which is located at the bottom of the customisation page.

Paste the below code and click publish.

.post-navigation {
    display: none;
}

That's it.

Thank you, that worked great! I take it with that code it won't get picked up either when page is loaded or crawled?

 

[SpoonFeeder]

Thanks that's good to know.



Thank you, that worked great! I take it with that code it won't get picked up either when page is loaded or crawled?

We're hiding just the internal links so we should be fine with it as far as Google or any other search engine is concerned.