Forgot to add using Virtue 1.8.4 free version
Removed
‘<span class=”recentpost_date”><?php echo get_the_date(get_option( ‘date_format’ )); ?></span>’
from widgets.php
worked like a charm. Still would like to know if there is some custom css that can be added because updates will remove this.
Thanks again.
Here you go, sorry about the delay – busy season 🙂
.kadence_recent_posts .recentpost_date {
display: none;
}
Kadence Themes
Its all good. I appreciate it. Just didn’t want to have to create a child theme for that little code! Thank you again!
Hi.. can you tell me exactly where to put this code? Is it in the “custom.php” or “custom-css.php”? And what needs to proceed the line of code provided? Sorry I have to have it spelled out for me.. I tried tinkering around and got a syntax error. Thanks.
While we’re at it, is there anyway to remove the date in the permalink URL of posts?
You put css in the custom css box in the theme options > advanced settings. Don’t edit php files and don’t add css to theme files.
Permalink settings are part of the wordpress settings. themes don’t control this go to settings permalinks and choose an option without a date.
Please in the future create new topic so your question is not missed.
Kadence Themes
Thank you.. suppose I should have known that, but I only use it sparingly, and it’s been a while.
However, it’s not working for me. I’ve copied & pasted what you posted here. I’m thinking we’re actually talking about two different things.
I’d like to remove the date from the “Latest Blog Posts” widget on the front page. Under where it says “inspirational writings & reflections of the soul”:
http://www.awakeningtobeauty.com
Thx,
BBB
(noted re: starting new topic, w/do in future)
Hey buddhaburke, try adding this to your custom css box in appearance > theme options > advanced settings:
.home .postdate {
display: none;
}
Hope this helps!
Hannah
Yes that did it! ty so very much! 🙂 … so happy to receive such prompt support from admins and community