[Brian Columbus]

Ok – I’ve messed around a bit and want to thank you! You got me started in the right direction. No matter what I named the posts page, it wasn’t working…until I tried “blog” as the referenced page in the css code and that seems to have solved it!

Thanks!

[Brian Columbus]

Thank you! I think I’m closer, but the CSS code I see seems to reference the Home page, which is the only page I DO want the header, and that seems to have the correct effect of removing the header.

.home .entry-header {

  display: none;

}

Maybe part of my problem is the name of the page “News, Notes, and Other Things”? I could simplify the pages name and edit the CSS code, unless there’s another edit to the code you’d suggest?

[Brian Columbus]

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[Brian Columbus]

I’ve disabled Elementor and cleaned up the  pages, so that’s not the cause. But I’m still having the issue with the Posts page displaying the theme’s header despite the page being set to NOT show it. The header is defined in the Bard Pro settings, and I’m only using it on the front home page. Disabling it, using the settings in the below screen shot, seems to work for all the pages (and post pages) except the page that shows the latest posts.

I’ve tried logging out and back in, and I’ve purged the cache, all to no effect. Perhaps I need to recreate the posts page?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ik5ba6rf75i4rp7/screenshot.jpg?dl=0

 

thanks.

Brian

[Brian Columbus]

I think I’ve answered my own question. Yes, Elementor seems to have broken the other pages! Too bad I got the image gallery working just how I liked – it was great! But this isn’t worth it, I think. If there’s a work around, I’m still interested.

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