Hi! I read this article about creation of a landing page without header & footer: https://themenectar.ticksy.com//article/2077/ It is possible to do a similar procedure regarding a post instead of a page?

I tried the code seen on the article but works only for pages and not for post. i tried also to change "page"  word with "post" in this way but noting happens

.post-id-3617 #header-space , .post-id-3617 #header-outer {display:none;}
.post-id-3617 #header-secondary-outer {display: none;}
.post-id-3617 #footer-outer{display:none;}

Is there any way to realise what i'm looking for? thanks!

Thanks Tahir, i tried this code but seems that doesn't work either placed in the Custom CSS box or in the Style.css file

public link:

https://the-mag.it/posttemplate/

ok, the right postid is 3617 as we referred before, isn't?

.postid-3617 #header-space , .postid-3617 #header-outer {
display:none !important;
}

Morning! Question after a night brainstorming... :-)

I need to remove header and body from a post article to have a secilaized kind of post to show only a flip book version of the issues of our magazine. So i realised that using this kind of code ( .postid-3617 #header-space , .postid-3617 #header-outer {display:none !important;} ) is not a good way to solve my problem because following this strategy i need to write a bit of code every time for every new issue of the magazine.

So maybe that the best practice is to add a new kind of post page in my child theme to have a new kind of post other than standard, link, quote and so on... So to create in the includes/post-tamplates a new "issue-kind" can i edit a new php file called "entry-issue.php" simply starting from the short entry-link.php file (this because is the less complex file in the post-templates folder) or i need to edit also other php files?
Thanks!