Hello scottspinola,
=> Put below css code into Additional CSS textarea (Dashboard >> Apperance >> Customize) then click on Save & Publish button.
=> If there is no Additional CSS option then put below css code into your current theme’s style.css file located at wp-content/themes/your_current_active_theme/ folder.
.post-meta p.post-author {
display:none;
}
.post-meta p.post-date:before{
display:none;
}
Note : All Changes you done in style.css or other file are gone when you update theme. So prefer Child Theme
Hope this will helps you.
Thread Starter
Scott
(@scottspinola)
Thanks. So what do I do if I’m already using a child theme? For past modifications I’ve been told to make a copy of the necessary file into the child directory and edit the file.
in my case it was like this:
.post .byline {
display:none;
}
.post .byline:before{
display:none;
}
Thread Starter
Scott
(@scottspinola)
Thanks @shawtux! That worked for me.
Just to be clear, I’m running a child theme. I went to the setting Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and added the code there. Will that get overridden when I update the theme or WordPress?
From what I understand that’s the best way and it should not be overridden. I currently don’t use a child theme (but I should for best practices).
Also where you put the code send good. I did the same.
