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Thanks Destac, I will do just that.

Thank you for the follow up. Any idea what plugin does that?

Any ideas about that? I’ve spent sometime trying to find it, and I can’t.

It’s becoming a job to block the IP addresses. I use a plug-in called Wordfence. When they attempt to login too many times, they got locked out and I get an e-mail with their IP address. I then use their IP address and add them to my host’s IP Deny Manager. This list is getting larger daily. Is there nothing else I can do?

Thanks for the response. I think I might have found one limitation. If I try to use a font, sometimes it is not available. For example, https://fontpair.co/ shows an example of the Dosis font. This does not work when used in CSS as font-family. I’m guessing in those cases, I will have to download the font and point to it in my header.php. Or some alternative.

I use Wordfence which does caching. I cleared that and still the element I’m trying to hide shows.

@crouchingbruin, Thank you for the detailed explanation! I think you discovered the issue. This is a third party plug-in that I’m using. When I inspect the page using Chrome Developer Tools, I see that the style sheet is being called outside of my site to the plug-ins cloud site! Sneaky! So, when I add, for example, the following code:
#ace_widget {
visibility: hidden;
}
I don’t think that is even being recognized. I tried adding !important just to see if that would work, and it doesn’t.

Also using the Chrome Developer inspector, I do not see my visibility:hidden; displayed. However, I know it works because using the Chrome Developer inspector, I can add the visibility:hidden and it hides the element.

Is there any way around this?

Thanks WPyogi, I understand. It’s odd because when I inspect the element I temporarily change the CSS. I add the visibility:hidden; to the selector and it works. Oh well.

Sorry that was just an example and is not the actual code.

Thank you for all the replies. In my previous post, I was only using an example. I also did not properly close the tag in my sample. My mistake.

Prior to posting this I went to my page, opened the editor and pasted my HTML into the text editor (not visual). I saved it and did not see the expected results. I saw the code. I’m not sure why. Now, when I do the same, I see the right information. Perhaps my copy/paste originally did not work and now I properly have everything. Either way, this resolved my issue. Thank you.

I have an HTML document. It’s actually my resume. I want to take the HTML and put it onto my page. I want it to display, not the HTML code, but the result. For a simple example, I go to my page and using the editor I use the following HTML code:

<img src="smiley.gif" alt="Smiley face" height="42" width="42">

When I view the page, I see the HTML code. I want to see the image smiley.gif.

Make sense?

@wpyogi, I’ve got WordPress running internally on a server, so I will not be able to provide a link to my webpage for your to view.

@rob781 or anyone else, can you recommend a stable plug-in that might accomplish this?