Hello!
You can use css to hide the post title and the date, hide all the sticky post.
Can you send the link of your site? It will be easier to help you.
Thread Starter
Nicole
(@nevaratoiel)
http://gambit.elfae.com/
The “UPDATES” post is sticky.
Here some css that has .sticky in it. I just can’t find it in the source code of any of the pages or .js files…
.post-index .sticky {
}
#main .format-video .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-standard .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-image .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-gallery .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-quote .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .sticky .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-status .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-audio .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-aside .single-thumbnail a:after{
font-family: "genericons", sans-serif;
margin-left: -35px;
position: absolute;
left: 50%;
top: 25%;
font-size: 60px;
color: #fff;
opacity: 0.7;
}
#main .sticky .single-thumbnail a:after{
content: '\f308';
}
@media screen and (max-width : 550px) {
#main .format-video .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-standard .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-image .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-gallery .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-quote .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .sticky .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-status .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-audio .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-aside .single-thumbnail a:after {
left: 54%;
top: 18%;
font-size: 50px;
color: #fff;
}
.minislides{
display:none;
}
#main .format-video .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-standard .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-image .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-gallery .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-quote .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .sticky .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-status .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-audio .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-aside .single-thumbnail a:after {
left: 60%;
top: 15%;
font-size: 50px;
color: #fff;
}
@media screen and (max-width : 320px) {
#main .format-video .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-standard .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-image .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-gallery .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-quote .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .sticky .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-status .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-audio .single-thumbnail a:after,
#main .format-aside .single-thumbnail a:after {
left: 60%;
top: 3%;
font-size: 50px;
color: #fff;
}
.sticky .entry-header {display: none;}
.sticky .entry-meta {display: none;}
I’m assuming that you’re wanting to hide the “updates” and the “date” below.
Make sure that any changes are made in a Child Theme or custom CSS (use a plugin if your theme does not have it as an option) – otherwise they will be lost when the theme is updated.
Thread Starter
Nicole
(@nevaratoiel)
@clark.nick: Thank you very much! Works like a charm.
@wpyogi: Yup. I’m not the most experienced WP user, but after losing my editing once after an update, I know the pain of having to do it all over. Thanks for the reminder.
