Hi there,
Go to theme folder, find content.php and remove this line.
<li><?php _e( 'Written by', 'minimatica' ); ?> <?php the_author_posts_link(); ?></li>
Good Luck.
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Jan Dembowski
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Noo, don’t do that. You’ll lose your changes when the theme get’s updated.
Instead create and activate a child theme of Minimatica, copy content.php into that child theme directory and then make that edit.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Yeah, you should edit in your child theme. Forgot to mention that.
Thank you Somedudes and Jan D.!
I’ll give this a try and get back to you.
Avrohom
some here i dont know how to remove and i finding alot but still didnt found and i dont know how to edit
I made a child theme and stylesheet and edited content file. And it worked!
Thank you to both of you!
BTW, I did run into trouble when on the page describing how to make a child theme they wrote:
The only required lines (in the style sheet) are the Theme Name, and the Template.
This is not true. Also required (yet for sure to you this is perhaps simple) is the line:
@import url("../twentyfourteen/style.css");
while changing “twentyfourteen” with the name of your parent theme.
How can we get this page revised?
Avrohom
I joined:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Codex:Contributing
to make this change into the Codex about Child themes.
Avrohom
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Jan Dembowski
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This is not true. Also required (yet for sure to you this is perhaps simple) is the line
That’s not really correct. You normally would add that @import line but it’s still a child theme without it.
But wouldn’t you be missing the parent’s style sheet without it?
Aren’t we just trying to modify the parent theme — not to make our own new theme?
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Jan Dembowski
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But wouldn’t you be missing the parent’s style sheet without it?
Well, yes. 😉 But if you were intent on making wholesale CSS changes without messing with the PHP or HTML then that would be fine too. Still a child theme but lots more work for the designer.
That depends. There may be situations where the child theme’s creator doesn’t want any of the parent’s CSS. As Jan said, that doesn’t stop it being a child theme.
So should the Child theme article mention that:
usually this import line is necessary?
The codex child themes page does mention this. I’ve just checked it to ensure that it does. See Child Themes.
Yes, Esmi, I just today changed a few lines. It read before:
The only required lines (in the style sheet) are the Theme Name, and the Template.
It showed the import line in the code but didn’t say it was necessary or usually needed. Is my change a good change?
I just today changed a few lines
Which I then added to. 🙂
There is no mandatory requirement to import the parent’s stylesheet into the child.
