Hi Everybody. Came back to the forum looking for some help again, cause I'm trying to arrange my gf blog and some parts are really bugging me:\ This time when I got'a starting to understand the blogger tools and html, they change it all and screwed my hard to get knowledge. The url is: callmemisslilsusie.blogspot.pt ..and I don't want titles in the left side images(the circles with the social networks logos). All the three circle don't have titles cause when I've put them, blogger didn't request title for the images..and now that I've add a fourth circle for the tumblr they say it needs a title, otherwise it won't upload the image, that's gonna screw the balance of the left side of the page. img 1. As you can see the pinterest circle and de deviantart circle don't have title..but the tumblr have. I need that title gone! Thanks in advance for anyone who could help me
Another reason why off-the-shelf blogs and CMS are not such a good idea. Just add #Image10 h2 {display:none} in your CSS and that should do the trick.
Dind't work Put it on the CSS(in the template-editor, section add CSS) as you said and nothing..also try to put in the html and dind't worl also. I sure I'm doing something wrong.
Open the widget and remove that code simple.That must be in that widget code you should try to find or put put code Ill check it out and revert you
first, thanks for trying to help, i really appreciate it..second, sorry but I didn't understand what I'm supoces to do(I'm really dumb when I get to codes and html). Can u explain. thanks again
Just add this code in style sheet, It will look proper. #Image10 > h2 { display: none; } Don't hesitate to ask you if you still not clear, ready to help you!
I have also struggled with some aspects of Blogger, there seems to be a few areas that are very limited. What we save in hosting fees is soon eaten by the amount of time we spend to accomplish page development.
Thank..Don't know if I doing something wrong, but I've tried your suggestion and didn't work, now the "display:none" is the new title above the image
Make sure you are targeting correct ID and Class selector! Also you can use just like this : <div class="widget Image" id="Image10" style="display: none"> Code (markup):
nop..still nothing. now i've change the title to "hell"..if anyone could help me, please, you are my only hope
just search this line on your css file. I hope its line number 58. then replace the code. Search this code: .wf-inactive h2, .wf-indieflower-n4-loading h2, .wf-indieflower-n4-inactive h2 {font-family: cursive;} TO Replace this code: .wf-inactive h2, .wf-indieflower-n4-loading h2, .wf-indieflower-n4-inactive h2 {font-family: cursive;display: none;} Waiting for update
thanks for the help..but still didn't work(or I didn't do it the right way). this bug its starting to driving me crazy..any other ideas guys?