Hey @dbeedle,
thank you for choosing Bento!
I can’t seem to be able to replicate the issue on my machine; please try the following:
– make sure the theme is up to date (version 1.6.4) in the “Appearance – Themes” admin section; if not, update it to the latest version.
– if you are using a caching plugin, such as W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache, purge all caches, deactivate the plugin and hard-refresh the page with author block in your browser.
If both do not bring results, I will need to ask you to provide access to the WP backend by sending me the respective login and password to support@satoristudio.net (no disclosure guaranteed).
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio
Hi Andrii/Satori Studio,
I’m having this same issue. The author is showing up on the blog posts page–the page with the date. It’s hidden when I click on the specific post. I’m not sure if this is the same issue as the above inquiry but I’d like to hide any information about the author.
I just downloaded your theme, so I’m still finding my bearings around it, but so far it’s great! 🙂
Thanks,
Johanna
Hey Johanna,
thank you for going with Bento, glad you like it! The Customizer setting mentioned in this thread only removes the author block from the single post view, yet I will consider extending its effect to the author mentions in the blog as well. Meanwhile, you can hide them by adding this snippet to the “Additional CSS” tab of the “Appearance – Customize” admin section:
.blog .entry-footer .uppercase:nth-child(2), .blog .entry-footer i:first-child { display: none; }
Best,
Andrii / Satori Studio
This is excellent, I had the same problem. This CSS addition is almost perfect. Unfortunately it leaves a comma in front of the comments #. So now below every post it reads “, comments #”. Is there an easy way to remove this comma? Thanks!
Hey @bplatel,
Unfortunately t’s not possible to tell CSS to remove the comma but leave something else, since the comma is not wrapped into a HTML tag in this case. However, if you use categories for blog posts, the “, # comments” will be preceded by the category name: “in CATEGORY, # comments”. Alternatively, you can completely hide the meta info by using this snippet:
.blog .entry-footer { display: none; }
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio
I had to use footer.entry-footer { display: none; } to hide the Meta info.
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