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Figured it out with CSS :\

.category-policies .post-category, .category-policies .post-date {
display: none; }

I tried multiple snippets of code, but this is perfect. It worked and is a custom function that I can migrate from site to site! Thanks!

I haven’t figured out which plugin is causing it, but I disabled all plugins and it’s now functioning correctly.

Thank you for taking the time to respond, but unfortunately neither of the posts resolved my problem.

I tried replacing the option-tree with the latest version, and even downgrading to a previous version.

Just bumping in case anyone can offer assistance.

Forgot to add a screenshot of the Options Tree problem: https://i.imgur.com/O7mRvSk.png

Worked like a charm.
Thank you very much!

I got the category template working by clearing my browser cache, now I am having trouble putting the code together..

In my previous website’s theme, I use

<?php if ( is_category(jobs) ) { ?>
<h1><?php esc_html_e(' &nbsp;No Job Openings','TheStyle'); ?></h1>
	<p><?php esc_html_e(' &nbsp;The library has no job openings at this time. Please check back later.&nbsp;','TheStyle'); ?></p>

but I don’t know how to achieve that with the code used in Hueman. Hopefully someone can help me integrate this. The code for Hueman is:

<div class="post-list group">
				<?php $i = 1; echo '<div class="post-row">'; while ( have_posts() ): the_post(); ?>
				<?php get_template_part('content'); ?>
				<?php if($i % 2 == 0) { echo '</div><div class="post-row">'; } $i++; endwhile; echo '</div>'; ?>
			</div><!--/.post-list-->

			<?php get_template_part('inc/pagination'); ?>

		<?php endif; ?>

jobs is the category slug. I do not use any custom post types at the moment.
I may have to clear my cache/cookies and try again.

Just naming the file Hueman uses to display categories would be helpful. I’ve tried editing the archive.php file and making a new category-jobs.php file in my child theme. Neither changes the category page.

This is for a businesses Intranet page that has between 30-70 users on it at any given time. Staff access their schedules, handbooks and all other staff resources here. From what I have read on ServerFault, the Ubuntu forums, and various other forums, holding f5 should increase the load, but should not max it to 100%.

Thanks for the recommendation, but I asked there without a single reply in 3 days ??

Do you have a private email where I could message you about this? It is a private intranet site, so I would have to manually allow your IP address access to the server.

My problem was a file permission error within the /cache/all folders. Sorry if I hijacked.

I am having a similar problem as Kramarz, except I am not combining css and js.

I only have:
Cache: Enabled
New Post: Clear all cache files when a post or page is published
Gzip: Reduce the size of files sent from your server

checked on my install.

Site visitors are still able to view posts that have been deleted until I clear my /cache/all manually.

This is exactly what I needed.

I have a child theme in place ??