It depends on the theme you are using.
Usually the name of the author is visible under the post title on the same line where the posting date is printed.
Seeing your blog would help…
oh since we are under this topic, is it possible to remove the author under the title? coz for me i am the only one writing so displaying the author name seems redundant. Any help? Thanks.
I using 2010 Weaver theme, site at liferature.com
Sure you can but it involves editing the theme files.
@zhou,
The weaver theme is a twenty ten child theme, without a custom loop, the author is returned in a function twentyten_posted_on() which is code in the functions.php.
So you would have to do this with a stylesheet, by hiding three elements (classes) from two spans, note: ‘author’ and ‘vcard’ are two different classes.
If you view the page source we need to hide the following:
<span class="meta-sep">by</span> <span class="author vcard">
1. In the Admin > Appearance > Twenty Ten Weaver
2. Click on the ‘advanced options’
3. Find the text box <HEAD> Section
4 Replace:
<!-- Add your own CSS snippets between the style tags. -->
<style type="text/css">
</style>
With:
<!-- Add your own CSS snippets between the style tags. -->
<style type="text/css">
.entry-meta .meta-sep,
.entry-meta .author,
.entry-meta .vcard{
display:none;
}
</style>
Update Advanced Options and check the website
We have now hidden the word ‘by’ meta-sep and the author and vcard, in the entry-meta section.
HTH
David
@adeptris
Frankly I do not understand what you are talking about, but I did what you said by replacing the code you provide and it worked. Thanks a lot!
