To remove the “Arşivler” section from your website created with Elementor on WordPress, follow these steps:
Check the Elementor Page Settings:
Open your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the page where you see the “Arşivler” section.
Click on “Edit with Elementor” to access the Elementor editor.
Locate the widget that is displaying “Arşivler.” It might be a text widget, a heading widget, or part of the page layout.
Select the widget by clicking on it, and then you can either delete it by clicking the trash bin icon or hide it by adjusting its visibility settings.
Inspect Widgets in Sidebars or Footers:
If “Arşivler” is appearing in a sidebar or footer, you may need to check your WordPress widgets.
Go to your WordPress dashboard, then navigate to “Appearance” > “Widgets” or “Customize” > “Widgets.”
Look for any widget areas where “Arşivler” might be added as a widget, such as Archive widget. Remove or adjust it accordingly.
Check Theme Settings:
Sometimes, themes have settings that control the visibility of certain sections like archives.
Go to “Appearance” > “Customize,” then look for options related to layout or archive settings in your theme’s customizer.
Disable or hide the archive section if it’s available.
Global Settings in Elementor:
Additionally, you might want to check if there’s a global setting in Elementor overriding default settings.
In the Elementor editor, click on the hamburger menu (three horizontal lines) in the upper left corner, then choose “Site Settings” and explore any options that may relate to archives.
Custom CSS:
If you can’t find a way to remove it directly, a temporary workaround is to use custom CSS to hide it.
Under “Appearance” > “Customize” > “Additional CSS,” insert the following CSS code:
css
.archive-section-class {
display: none;
}
Replace .archive-section-class with the actual class of the archive element, which you can find using the browser’s inspect tool.
Check Plugins:
Confirm if any plugins you have installed are generating the “Arşivler” section and consider disabling them temporarily to see if that resolves the issue.
After following these steps, the “Arşivler” section should be removed from your site. If you still experience issues, consider reaching out to WordPress support forums or your theme’s support for further assistance.
One response to “Removing the ‘Arşivler’ Section in Elementor: Need Assistance”
This post provides a comprehensive guide on removing the “Arşivler” section in Elementor, which can be essential for those looking to streamline their site’s layout. I’d like to add that when adjusting or removing elements like archives, it’s also beneficial to consider the user experience and site navigation.
Removing the archives might simplify the design, but make sure that it doesn’t hinder users from accessing older content or specific categories, especially if your site has a lot of posts.
If you do decide to remove the “Arşivler” section, consider offering a different form of navigation or implementing a search bar to ensure users can easily find the content they need. Additionally, maintaining a well-organized category or tag system can greatly enhance user experience while still keeping the aesthetic clean.
Lastly, for those familiar with CSS, creating hover effects or adding transitions when revealing older posts could enhance engagement without cluttering the interface. It would be interesting to hear any feedback from those who have implemented these changes—success stories or challenges faced!