Michael Broder

Thanks! Even though it’s not ideal, I think uploading new copies of the images for each user may be the way to go for now.

MHB

Thanks! Yes, it occurred to me right after I posted this, if I just edit the post publication date to match the book publication date, we’ll be fine. And indeed, it works like a charm. In the parent category as well as the children, because I always want them to be listed in that order. So…this topic is RESOLVED.

Just as an FYI for anyone following this, the complete snippet of CSS now read:

.page-id-91
.entry-header
{
display: none;
}
.entry-content h1 {
font-weight: normal;
margin: 0 0 5px;
padding: 10px 0;
}

If there is anything in the above that could be more elegant, please let me know. Haven’t done CSS in a while.

MHB

That did it. Thanks!

Haha! I know I’m being really confusing–I knew you would say that!!

I know that element is suppressed. That’s the “entry-header” that gives the title of the page. That’s “Products,” and I don’t want that displayed.

Then, you’ve got body copy, which includes several headers. Right now, those headers are 48px. I want them to be lighter, like the entry headers that are NOT suppressed.

I think what I’m trying to do is make the h1 on pages be 21pt. But I may be wrong and I’m still trying to hunt down in the parent theme css the exact place where those headers are styled.

Does that make more sense? I’m sorry for the confusion.

Sure. I’m not making myself clear.

I want h1 on this page and this page only:
https://www.deweylearn.com/products/

To match the entry header on all the other pages, for example, on this page:
https://www.deweylearn.com/our-philosophy/

So I want to ADD properties to this bit of css:

.page-id-91 .entry-header
{
display: none;
}

that will make the headers on this page (.page-id-91) look like the headers on the other pages.

Thanks.

Sure, Andrew.

Here’s a link to a page with a standard entry header displayed:
https://www.deweylearn.com/our-philosophy/

Here’s a link to the page where I suppressed the standard entry header and the headers see are the h1 style for pages:
https://www.deweylearn.com/products/

Thanks for your help.

Actually, ALL I had to do differently was go into my menus and manually change the URL of the home page/blog. Now it all works fine. My blog is renamed and lives in an appropriately named folder! Thanks for your help–you really did help!

MHB

Yes, that’s what I did, but I only changed the WordPress address (URI)and the Site address (URL). I did not bother with any of the other instructions having to do with the permalinks and so forth, and that’s probably what I need to do.

Thanks for weighing in. You’re probably right on.

Best,
MHB

I successfully changed the name of my WP install folder (www.mydomain.com/new-folder), with one hitch. All of my pages pointed correctly to other pages, but when I clicked on “blog” (the main/post page) from any static page, it tried to go back to the old URL (www.mydomain.com/old-folder). I suspect this may be an issue with my theme? Maybe one particular php file is not being updated properly with the new URL? Any idea how I could fix this (I changed back to the original name for now so my blog would function properly; when I get this problem solved, I’ll consider changing the name again).

THANKS!!!
MHB