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Never mind, I added it as a root-relative link (/grow-your-business-online/) and it’s working now!

Actually: it’s not displaying correctly, period.

I did all that, including contacting my theme provider, who said not to use the enqueue method.

Custom styles still not appearing.

Nevermind! I just discovered the wonder of Overflow: Hidden.

Yep, they fixed it. In a different way than I did ;-).

I fixed the problem by doing the following

In Single.PHP, I changed the following line:

<?php get_template_part( ‘content,’ ‘single’ ); ?>

to

<?php get_template_part( ‘content’ ); ?>

This removes the double content, because the first line essentially says “get both these files,” but both content.php and single.php contained a line about the preview, hence the double content.

That’s my theory, anyway. Like I said, NOT a PHP guy, but it seemed to work.

I am also having this problem on the following site: https://www.greenvillecommunityshelter.org/news-and-events/new-shelter-groundbreaking/.

I think the problem may be in the content-single.php file with this line of code:

<?php
if(has_category( $cat_event) && !empty($cat_event)){ ?>
<div class=”cat-event-excerpt> <?php if(! has_post_thumbnail() ) { echo “full-width”; }?>”>

I don’t know PHP well enough to fix the problem, though.

Yeah, I think it’s a PHP-level issue.

Thanks for helping me find that option.

Kevin,

Just realized that cascade-order matters. Reversed the order of the above two in my stylesheet and now I have the link behavior I wanted.

Kevin,

Thanks for your help. I did that, but now I can’t get a visited link to hover properly.

Here’s what I have right now:

.entry-content a:hover, .comment-content a:hover {
     color: #0F3647;
}

.entry-content a:visited, .comment-content a:visited {
    color: #21759B;
}

I want a visited link to be #21759B normally, and then change to #0F3647 when hovered. This same setup has worked on other sites, but I can’t get the links to change when hovered, now, for some reason.