Hi,
The link you gave to empregos/ is an archive list not an individual page.
You can use your browser ‘developer tools’ to inspect elements and check teh classes on the <body> element
Hope that helps a bit.
@fullworks Thanks for the help. That’s what I use.
The CSS works without the “page-id” but I just want the code works in a specific page.
It’s different for archives pages?
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deezywonder.
In WordPress terms an archive isn’t technically at ‘page’ it is a a list.
WordPress has several structures
Posts
Pages
Archives
for example
The body class of a page will contain its id e.g. body.page-id-507
An archive can be identified by a different class e.g. body.post-type-archive-job_listing
Right!!!! Thanks for the help, it’s working now.
The code I use:
.post-type-archive-job_listing .site-content-page-header-inner { display:none !important; }
Thanks buddy, you the best!
Good that you have what you want working