How to get rid of "you may also like" section?

div#wp_rp_first {
    display: none;
}

This will hide the you may also like section on all of your pages.

If you only want to hide the you may also like section on that particular page you might need the page id

CSS would than be like

.page-id-XXXX div#wp_rp_first { display:none }

Where XXXX stands for the ID of that page

If your theme has a built-in custom CSS option, use it; otherwise, get a custom CSS plugin and put:

#wp_rp_first {
  display: none;
}

Hi, where should i add those scripts ?

I also downloaded the custom css plugin but I can’t customize that page, the customize window simply wont show up in that page. Do you know why ?

Which custom CSS plugin are you using? When you said “the customize window simply won’t show up”, are you receiving any error messages?

I am using TJ custom Css which is from the link you gave me.

By saying that I mean when I am in customize mode it worked for all the other pages until
https://museemagazine.com/magazine/issues/
then it wont open the page when I click the link. But it works fine when not in customize mode

If you go to Dashboard > Appearance > Custom CSS, do you see a page titled “TJ Custom CSS”? You should be able to copy-and-paste the code into the text box on that screen and it should work, even if the “Live Preview” option doesn’t.

Just tried it , works for the other page, but this one stays the same. Why would this happen ?

I can see what’s going wrong, but I couldn’t tell you exactly how to fix it. If I go to https://museemagazine.com/magazine/issues/, everything loads correctly, but if I go to https://museemagazine.com/magazine/issues/musee-magazine-no-14-science-technology-2/, nothing loads: no stylesheets, JavaScript, custom fonts, etc.

What theme are you using? Is there someone else who works for the magazine who is responsible for the website?

Hi

/*Theme Name: New MuseeAuthor: the WordPress teamVersion: 1.0*//* =Reset default browser CSS. Based on work by Eric Meyer/

We don’t have a web designer here so not one is actually responsible for the website. Is there any way we can fix this without that much coding knowledges ?

Unfortunately, since you appear to be using a custom-designed theme it would be difficult for me to give specific (and useful) advice. Do you know who originally created the theme? Perhaps a former employee?