harleydeed

Hi there,

It is just the basic website as per theme standard, I haven’t even started on it. Here it is though:

https://pineappleshirtco.com/shop/

I have also tried Royal Custom CSS to edit individual pages, but to no avail.

I managed to find some CSS code that removes the header from all pages, but this isn’t ideal ??

Thanks in advance!

Harley

Does this all work when using localhost on MAMP?

I have identified my webpage ID by going to my ‘Pages’ section and clicking on the page I want to remove header from: https://localhost:8888/wordpress/wp-admin/post.php?post=68&action=edit

I have copied the code you guys have been talking about, and put in 68:

.page-id-68 header {
display: none;
}

Pasted it exactly like that into my CSS editor.

Nothing. Header still shows on my page.

Any help?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by harleydeed. Reason: Spelling mistake

Is there any way to remove headers on specific pages? i.e. Keep header on home page, remove header on about page

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by harleydeed.

Hi Lydia,

I would just like to say thank you for your perserverence ??

I simply cleared my browser history, and it allowed me to install wordpress again!

I hope this post helps anyone else who has the same problem.

Thanks

Yes, I have created a db you are correct ??

The problem is, there is no db created by wordpress, because I removed everything to try start again.

Now when I go localhost:8888/wordpress to install wordpress again (I have not edited the wp-config-sample.php file, so it should take me to the page where I enter the db name, password etc to set it up automatically for me) it says safari cannot open the page https://localhost…..

It seems I am going around in a loop. Something, somewhere is telling safari to go to httpS, even to try and re-install WP. I cannot install the WP DB, to edit the wp_option to fix my site URL, because it cannot find the URL to install WP.

I am usually a very persistent person but this is going to break me!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by harleydeed.

Remember I no longer have a wordpress install because I cannot access localhost:8888/wordpress to install it again. Therefore, there is no database in phpMyAdmin correct?

From there I can see my database name, where do I find wp_options? Sorry totally new to this.

I have also tried this, and cannot locate the wp_options (Search “All Mac”, it does not exist).

But like mentioned above, I totally removed MAMP and WordPress files from my computer thinking it would reset everything. Install MAMP, unzip wordpress, create a database and username just like before I ruined everything but when I go localhost:8888/wordpress/ to install wordpress again it still tries to find https://

Thanks

Hi,

Thanks Lydia but both of those are for MAMP Pro? The free MAMP doesn’t have the ‘Host’ tab.

I don’t require SSL at this stage, I was merely playing around learning. So a simpler way might be to change the https back to http, if there is a way to do this? My problem is I can’t find the site to log-in and change it in the dashboard like last time.

Thanks

Harley

Note: I have searched previous topics and found one answer, where a ‘/’ was added to the end. This did not solve the problem.