I am trying to: I'm trying to disable and hide share bar, page title and breadcrumbs when creating a new model with toolset on wordpress installation with Soledad Theme, a theme that support Toolset plugins, but it just doesn't work. It still visible when I visit the page.
After opening a ticket with Soledad team dev, their answer is to contact Toolset about this issue >>
« « Hi,
It seems the guys from Toolset has changed something to cause this issue. Because the guys from Toolset has to make Toolset compatible with Soledad before. So, I think the best solution - you can contact Toolset support here and they will help you solve it.
Best Regards,
PenciDesign » »
Link to a page where the issue can be seen: See screenshot provided. Website is currently in development.
I see the issue now. Based on the settings i'm seeing on your backend, you theme doesn't support the removal of these areas on Posts.
Taking a look at this further i'm not seeing any breadcrumbs at the moment, what I currently see from the links you've sent is different from the screenshot in your initial post. See my screenshot.
If the area from my screenshot is what you will like to remove then we can do it with some css given that the theme doesn't support this setting for Posts.
Hi Shane. Thanks for the precision. Yes you can proceed if the modification you will make only hide the title for this kind of post ( repertoire de services ) because I don't want my other single post template to have this modification
So yes you can hide the title, the share box ( like et partage ) and the line that display views, author, comments and date.
Can you also tell me where the css code will be inserted on my theme?
I will also make some other kind of post type, it will work for this new post type too?
Can you also tell me where the css code will be inserted on my theme?
The CSS won't be inserted into your theme as this will cause it to affect the entire site. Instead i've added it to the content template so only posts with this content template will get the css applied.
If you edit your content template and go to Css Editor section you will see the custom css. The only issue with this is the load priority of the css section. It loads after the entire page has been populated so you will see the share section appearing for a moment then it gets removed.