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oh, sorry.
I think you need to do the same thing to the class social_link

here is the code:

.social_link {
 Display: none;
}

No problem, love to help ??

Hi again, Frieda Bakker!

You can easily fix both of these problems by using the CSS rule display:none on the “social_logo” class.

The code should look something like this:

.social_logo {
 Display: none;
}

This will remove both the line “If you enjoyed this article please consider sharing it!” and the social media buttons.

Hope this helps you!

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Hi Frieda Bakker!
You can target the h3 line “One Responses far” using CSS and then use the rule display: none;

the code would look something like this

#commentsbox h3 {
display: none;
}

Hope that fixed it ??

if you don’t know how to create child themes, I would recommend going to youtube and watch a tutorial. That’s the easiest way ??

yes, create a child theme and in style.css write:

.round-div {
border: none;
}

That will remove the border and the images should be displaying properly ??

glad I could help ??

Hi!
it looks like you’re having a border with the same color as the background around the images. If you remove that CSS rule, the images looks fine ??

the CSS rule is: border:104px solid #FAFAFA;

were you trying to create some kind of hover effect?