Alice Todd

Thanks so much for this, I’ve installed ‘Category Excluder’ which does exlclude chosen categories from appearing on the homepage which is great.

Now what I’d like to do is to be able to fill the homepage with ‘squares’ which are actually category headings. When someone clicks on a ‘Technique Tours’ square on the homepage I would like them to be taken directly to the technique category page (in this instance https://swimquest.uk.com/category/technique/), and same for say ‘events’ etc.

Is that possible?

Thanks in advance for your help, much appreciated.

Ah yes, I see. Thnaks for the heads up ??

This worked, thank you! ??

Amazing, this has worked, thanks once again.

Hi Siobhan,

Thanks so much for this – I am still seeing the dodgy logo alignment, which is odd. I have also added reviews pages via tabs responsive, and put in location specific reviews (see here: https://www.swimquest.uk.com/thailand) and click on the reviews tab. These also seem to be distorted.

Any further advice appreciated!

Thank you so much for your help.

Thank you so much for taking a look, really appreciated!

However, I can’t seem to get this to work (I have added your suggested CSS). Any other ideas?
https://www.swimquest.uk.com/reviews
Al ??

Could you suggest an alternative for me to display galleries inside the tabs?

Thanks,

Alice

I’m having the same issue here, is there a way to set all my font sizes without having to use the sliders, as they are broken and I can’t seem to get them back!

My site is https://www.swimquest.uk.com

Hi Kathryn,

Spot on as always! I have done as you suggested and successfully have the blog posts on the page https://www.swimquest.uk.com/blog.

One other question if you don’t mind. Is it possible to make the posts display as per the homepage in Pictorico or not? If not, do you know the CSS to tidy them up a bit? Maybe make the titles bold, and the excerpt underneath in normal body text?

Thanks again,

Alice

AMAZING!

This worked, thank you thank you thank you!

Alice

Hi Kathryn,
Thanks for the suggestion – this hides the title all together, whereas I still want to logo to be displayed. Is this possible?

Alice

Yep – other CSS works fine.

The title …

The display: none does work, but it also makes my logo go away (so there is just a blank space at the top of the page).

.site-title a, .site-description {
color: transparent;
}

Doesn’t work … gah! Not sure what to do. Is there a way to make the logo image appear in front of the text instead of making the text transparent maybe?

I’m afraid it’s not helping. I’m not sure it;s that – I just think I haven’t got the right CSS code to make the title transparent.

Do you have any other CSS I could try?

Thank you so much for your patience!