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  • Hi Scott,

    Looks like the style definitions in your css file for the .entry-meta class are at Line #427

    I don’t see the code you mention anywhere in your stylesheet or page using Chrome Element inspector.

    If you alter the ‘display’ property in .entry-meta at line #427 or better yet, at the bottom of your stylesheet in a separate declaration, that should “kill” the display of “posted on”

    Thread Starter scott1978

    (@scott1978)

    Thanks for the message and your help,

    However, I enter the following code into my style sheet:

    .entry-meta {display:none !important;}

    But still not working. Stumped.

    Thanks

    Scott

    Where are you adding this code? If it were successfully being added to any of the stylesheets associated with your theme, I’d be able to see it in Google Chrome’s Element Inspector, but I cannot.

    You are missing a closing bracket in this code in the style.css file:

    #branding {
    	position:relative;
    	display:block;
    	background:#000000 url(http://www.saundersalbum.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/collage2.png);
            border:2px solid #000;
    	padding:30px 0 30px;

    Thus, none of the CSS below is working…

    Thread Starter scott1978

    (@scott1978)

    Aha!

    Thank you all for your help – I’m new to CSS and (slowly) learning.

    Thanks,

    Scott

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