In style.css change:
.entry-header .entry-meta {text-transform: uppercase;}
to lowercase
(forgot to answer the other question)
Disabling the comments might remove it (just a guess), else you could play around with line 110 in template-tags.php (your theme folder > inc), but first make a backup of the file.
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Jaloko
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Thanks for the reply Funkphenomenon!
You solved the “Leave a reply” problem. Thanks.
I tried to remove the text-transform: uppercase; instead of editing it to lowercase since I found out that I wanted the first letter capitalized. Like Date instead of date, but it didn’t seem to work. It’s like it doesn’t update the site css. For when I inspect the element on the monjui.com site – It still says text-transform: uppercase; even if it says something else in the style.css. Is there anything else I could edit?
Under is a link to the style.css that I see, if you need that. As you can see I removed everything that says text-transform: uppercase;.
I also tried to edit the style.css with FTP but with no luck.
Maybe it just need some time to update?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/183P0owPKrM7tSGn0_JhdcQ5BWLz14nqPEkRaWygJGuU/edit?usp=sharing
For first letter capitalized you can indeed remove the whole text-transform, or change uppercase to initial
Do you have a minify plugin or a caching plugin? Try refreshing the cache if your changes don’t show up. As I can see your page is requesting a specific version of the css (?ver=1.6.1), while I can see that the actual version has the lines removed (I checked that by removing the version parameter).
