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Published on: July 14, 2008
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If you are referring to the date that shows when you post a comment, then I think I can help.
At the bottom of your postmeta span, you have your date on a line break (<br />
). Remove that and it will be on the same line with everything else.
I suggest adding a pipe or a backslash to better separate the two.
For example:
<a href="http://obsessionfitness.com/category/exercise-equipment/stamina-exercise-equipment/" title="View all posts in Stamina" rel="category tag">Stamina</a> / Published on: July 14, 2008
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(side note: I reformatted the above using “code” (aka back-ticks) instead of <blockquote>
. Blockquote doesn’t always render code all that great…)
Thanks. Sorry about that. I’ve seen it both ways.