Link on my page I want to remove but have no idea where it’s coming from?

go to the widget edit page in you admin, and remove recent posts from the side bar.

the widget edit page is under the Appearance, click on Appearance then click on widgets, a page with two columns appear, the left side lists all the plugins and widgets; the right side lists all the widgets that are to appear in your side bars. Drag the the one that says older entries out.

I hope that helped. let me know if it worked for you

Hi Brittany,

The “older entries” link is displayed in your theme because you have the number of posts per page set to “2”. This loads the “older entries” and “newer entries” links in when necessary. To fix the presentation of this, add the following to your CSS file (style.css):

.navigation { clear: both; display: block; }
.navigation .alignleft { float: left; }
.navigation .alignright { float: right; }

This should resolve presentation issues. If you see some funny things in the “navigation” DIV, remove clear: both; from the .navigation style and add a <div class=”clear”></div> below the .alignleft and .alignright DIV tags. This would, however, require you to edit the HTML of your theme on index.php. The first part of this solution should resolve this issue.

If you would like to disable these links altogether but aren’t comfortable editing the HTML of your theme, type the following instead of the above .navigation:

.navigation { display: none; }

I hope this helps. ??

Cheers,
Matty.

Mattyza, where do I put that code in style.css? Does it matter?

Mattyza, I tried putting it in but it didn’t work… I’m not sure if I’m putting it in the wrong place in style.css.

Nevermind, I fixed it.

Hi Brittany,
I’m glad you managed to resolve things. ??

For future reference, it shouldn’t matter where in your CSS file you paste the above code snippet. It should, however, be placed below any declarations where .navigation is already declared. This makes sure that our code will definitely be applied. ??

Cheers,
Matty.