Yes, you can do that by adding “display: none;” to the CSS code for that element. For specifics, you’d need to post a link to your site.
Thanks.
Which element relates to blog posts?
The page is:
http://firsttimepregnancy.org/blog/
Andrew Nevins
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Use a browser inspector tool for these sorts of queries.
Add this to the CSS:
.entry-meta {
display: none;
}
Do be aware that any changes should be made to a child theme and/or using a custom CSS option or plug-in.
It isn’t clear which child theme formats blog posts. Anyone have any experience with the Babylog theme?
A child theme is not specific to any page or file. Start by reading this:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
There is only one style.css in the child theme and it covers the entire site. Generally, the same selector (.entry-meta ) would be used throughout the site for that element. If you only want it removed on some pages, you can usually use an additional selector to do that.
