Hi Sakin! Thanks for getting back so quickly. The site is https://wp.nyu.edu/therevealer/ and as you can see it is still under construction, but the basic problem I described should be obvious. I’m also wondering if you can suggest a way to hide the .entry-meta elements on the homepage but leave them visible everywhere else – I’ve tried entry-container .entry-meta{display:none;} but this removes them from the articles as well.
My site has a similar problem – I’d like to separate the search bar from the social widgets so that the social widgets would display below the logo on the left and the search bar would be on the right. How can I do this with custom CSS?
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