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  • #48166
    panselli
    Member

    Please if you can help me I am trying to find out how to get the “Related Articles” section of the bottom of the post to be at the very bottom of the post. Basically I need it’s positioned reversed with the Social Networking area which occupies the bottom now. There is a setting that I click to make the Social Networking area to be at the bottom of the page but I need Related Articles to be at the bottom. wbbjj.com/meme-advice-thanksgiving

    Also, how do I remove the footer at the bottom that reveals that I use a simple catch wordpress theme. I would like that info to be hidden.

    Thank you for your help!

    #48181
    Manish Suwal
    Participant

    Basically I need it’s positioned reversed with the Social Networking area which occupies the bottom now.

    By position reversed with the social networking area, do you mean the place where you have the big twitter logo? Beyond that, I don’t see any social networking area. I only see the long twitter feed and the logo below that.

    Also, how do I remove the footer at the bottom that reveals that I use a simple catch wordpress theme. I would like that info to be hidden.

    I think you are using the free version of the Simple Catch. You’ll need to purchase the premium version of simple catch named Simple Catch Pro for you to remove the info from the footer. Catch themes is providing your current theme for free and only asking you their link in return.

    However, if you want it removed anyway, use this CSS on your child theme or Edit CSS module if you are using JetPack plugin.

    #footer .powered-by{
    display: none;
    }
    #48183
    Manish Suwal
    Participant

    Sorry, I didn’t realize that CatchThemes has CSS module on Theme Options.

    So now, you can go to “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” and paste the code I mentioned above, which is:

    #footer .powered-by{
    display: none;
    }
    #48203
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @panselli: Yes, you can add custom css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box. But we recommend not to hide it as this is attribution that you give for using free themes and free support.

    I see that you are using “Related Posts” plugin. But I am not sure how you have added in Share the love. So, you need to check these codes. This is not from our theme and we will not be able to provide detail help on this.

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