[MaryAnnK]

Thank you! Once I saw it was the stylesheet I know it was going to be something like that.

[MaryAnnK]

Okay, it's something in the stylesheet. I'll have to go line by line and look - replacing the stylesheet with the default from the theme fixed the problem.

[MaryAnnK]

I tried replacing my customized functions file with the default that came with the theme - still no responsiveness. I tried deactivating all plugins - still nothing. I've checked all of the widgets for something that might be a problem, but they are all standard widgets or genesis widgets. Short of reinstalling the theme from scratch and going through the modifications one by one from the start, I don't know what else to do. :/

[MaryAnnK]

Yes, thank you. I used:

.archive p.pages {
display:none;
}

and it did exactly what I needed. Are there any SEO implications for that? I try to avoid using display:none unless there is no other way to accomplish something.

[MaryAnnK]

Huh. Looks like I had to activate them by adding a widget to the first one in the Customize area, then the other 2 showed up. Really strange way to do it, but they are appearing now.

[MaryAnnK]

Thanks, Susan. I actually did that but forgot to mark this as resolved.

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