Removing Date, Author, Category, etc.

Hi,
Add the following code in your custom css file.

.meta-data {
display: none;
}

Hope this works for you.

If you have a child theme, just put it in the child style.css file.

Why does your child theme style.css file have so much code in it? Are those all changes you’ve made?

No it’s not a good idea – it makes it much harder to keep track of what you have changed, it’s easier to create errors – and it creates duplicate code which can slow down your site. So you really should remove everything except your changes.

I also don’t even see the new code in there at all.

Are these [ ] just here – those aren’t in your code are they? (not valid CSS)

Excellent!! You can’t possibly be that new if you’ve gotten this child theme to this point :)!

So see about this:

#nav-single {
   display: none;
}

That’s weird. Where did you put that code? I don’t see it in the CSS file.

This also has to be a different name from the parent theme:

Theme Name:     discover

So the whole thing should be:

/*
Theme Name:     discover child
Theme URI:      http://maxwhip.com/
Description:    Child theme for the Discover theme
Author:         Russ Schnieber
Author URI:     http://example.com/about/
Template:       discover
Version:        1.7.4
*/
@import url("../discover/style.css");

To remove next and previous, add this

#nav-single {
display: none;
}