Removing Short Line Above Headings in Twenty Nineteen

For any with the same issue it was “content: “\020″;” that need to be removed.

You can also try using this in the custom CSS editor (usually titled Additional CSS) to make it disappear:

.entry .entry-title:before {display:none;}

Thank you TP!

You are welcome ??

Side note to @gummijoe ,

Please do not jump into other topics. If the troubleshooting already posted made no difference for you, then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic. A lot more people will see your post, and that way you stand a good chance of getting the assistance you want. Despite any similarity in symptoms, your issue is likely to be completely different because of possible differences in physical servers, accounts, hosts, plugins, theme, configurations, etc. Thus one problem, on one setup is not indicative of the functionality and reliability of an application as a whole.

I’ll be archiving your post.

For any with the same issue it was “content: “\020″;” that need to be removed.

Where thin the editor did you go to remove “content: “\020″;” ? I would rather just delete that than add CSS code to each title. Thanks!

Hi I am having the same issue. What file is “content: “\020″;” in? I can’t find it anywhere in my theme editor. Thank You!

@gadgetsforbusiness

The theme CSS file is “style.css”.

Here is the entry again,

h1:not(.site-title)::before, h2::before{
(css here)
}

All major browsers now have a developer mode. Place your cursor over the element, right click and click “inspect element” or “inspect”.

Microsoft Edge, you have to hit F12, then use the cursor over the element, right click it and click “inspect element”.

All these tell you the CSS for that element, the CSS file name and if you change the CSS in developer mode, you see changes on the screen, but that is temporary, once the page closes, it returns to the original CSS.

Where is this code called? We should be provided an option to remove the output altogether via php, rather than simply “covering” it with a “display:none”. For everything we don’t want to see with default, multiple “display:none” start to add-up quickly.

@hardonhorsepoweradmin

There was no need to flag this topic for moderator review. Also, you’re replying to a months old topic. If you have something new to add, please start a topic of your own.