Jetpack bug

Howdy,

You can remove this via the Appearance->Edit CSS if you have the custom CSS module enabled, and add this rule:

#wpstats {
	display: none;
}

We are looking to automatically hide this in a future version.

Cheers!

I will definitely try to remove it shortly.

I am looking for a second opinion regarding the google map at the footer. It is always outside the page when using Mozilla. Do you have any insights about this?

Thanks Brandon!

I haven’t tested this on Chrome to make sure it doesn’t break things over there, but looks like the map-containing div is being forced right by the float: left on the non-present title.

Try adding this to your CSS:

div.cgmp-centering-container-handle {
clear: both;
}

Hi Brandon,

Where exactly I have to add this? I go to Appearance, then Edit CSS and this is the thing it appears:

/*
Welcome to Custom CSS!

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a kind of code that tells the browser how
to render a web page. You may delete these comments and get started with
your customizations.

By default, your stylesheet will be loaded after the theme stylesheets,
which means that your rules can take precedence and override the theme CSS
rules. Just write here what you want to change, you don’t need to copy all
your theme’s stylesheet content.
*/

Is there any exact place where I should put the new CSS or I can just place it at the bottom?

You can add it after al of that, or erase that comment and place it there. The placement for this doesn’t matter.

Cheers!

Dear Brandon, thank you for the great help. The map look awesome using your code, however the little smile below the footer is still there using Opera. Could you please have a look on the entire code including the one I put for the map:

your theme’s stylesheet content.
*/
div.cgmp-centering-container-handle {
clear: both;
}

#wpstats {
display: none;
}

Thanks a lot!

Yikes. First, looks like I didn’t give you forceful enough CSS.

Second, I completely spazzed and forgot there is an actual setting in the user interface to change this. I’m really sorry about the goose chase.

Visit the Jetpack->Settings page, then hover over the WordPress.com Stats line and click Configure.

There is an option to hide the smiley there, which will be the default (likely starting in Jetpack 3.1).

Again, I’m sorry for steering you wrong.

Cheers!

Dear Brandon, thank you for the help. My website now looks much better thankfully to you!