Hello again,
Just to add one more thing in point 1. (above), along with Author name, also tell me how can I remove date, time, author name i.e. all the things.
And, the one shown in your demo: http://heycookie-demo.calobeedoodles.com/2008/06/08/post-format-test-chat/ the images of post comes in the left side, how it comes?
Thanks
Karan
Thanks! Glad you like it.
I would make any changes in a child theme.
1) Set .post small to display: none in your child theme’s stylesheet to remove date, time, and author name. To remove comment links, turn off comments by going to Settings -> Discussion and unchecking the Discussion settings for each individual post created prior to changing the main setting.
2) Post navigation displays the post title, and will default to Next Post/Previous Post if no title has been set. This is a WordPress default; my guess is you need to use a filter in functions.php to change it, or a plugin.
3) Recreate footer.php in your child theme and you can change the footer text area however you like.
As for the post thumbnails on the demo, I think that’s because the original images aren’t wide enough to take up the full width of the post area.
Hi Caroline,
Thank you for creating a great theme.
I too am trying to remove the date and author from my posts ie “October 10, 2011 by jacksonwicks”
I tried the code you suggest above “.post small to display: none” however I don’t think it is in the correct format?
Sorry I’m not great at coding and usually just copy and paste the code I need to support forums like this.
my site is http://www.jacksonwicks.com
Thanks.
Actually while I’m here, I have disabled comments on posts, however I would also like to remove the “Comments closed” text at the end of the post.
Any hints?
Thanks!
Hi @jacksonwicks,
You need to use CSS format:
.post small {
display: none;
}
You can do the same for the “no comments” message by setting .nocomments to display: none as well:
.post small,
.nocomments {
display: none;
}
We don’t really offer CSS support in this forum, but there are a number of helpful resources to get you started here:
CSS
Firebug is handy for troubleshooting problems like this
In the future, please post a new topic, since this one is quite old. Thanks!
Did the trick perfectly. Thanks so much!!
I also realized it helps to refresh my cache when testing if changes have worked.
