That plugin is really old, I wouldn’t use that.
If you wanted to remove the dates, you could do it using custom css. Just find the CSS where the date appears and use
.class {
display:none;
}
I would give you the exact css, but I can’t navigate to the link you’ve provided.
Hello, it is working now. Needed to change my DNS, Christine.
What is the exact css, please? I’ll figure out where the CSS goes.
I put this:
/*
.class {
display:none;
}
*/
in the “CSS Stylesheet Editor”
The date still appears. Is there more I should add?
Thanks.
This will not work:
/*
.class {
display:none;
}
*/
you need to use the CSS class used in your theme. I just took a look at the source code of your theme and there’s no class used, so that won’t work.
In order for you to remove the date, you’ll need to first make a child theme and then edit that file.
Is there a specific reason you want to remove the date? Dates are very important. People need to know if content is out dated and worthwhile reading.
That’s just it, Christine. The folk I learned affiliate marketing from state to remove the date so it won’t be “dated and seem outdated” especially if the information is evergreen.
In my niche blogging I use information that does not outdate. IF something becomes outdated I would either update or delete. Make sense?
