Christian Sabo

@tomkrehbiel
You can insert the CSS code via Customizer: from your Dashboard navigate to Appearance > Customizer > Additional CSS and paste it there. Be sure the button in the top right corner is set to «publish», not only «save».

Hi @gabevasario ,

#1 is possible and easy; go to your Customizer > Additional CSS and insert the code

p.credits-left {
	display:none;
}
p.credits-right span {
	display:none;
}

Be sure the top button in the Customizer says “publish”, not only “save” and you’re done. (But to be honest, I think if you do so, it would be fair to keep at least some hint to Anders somewhere else in the site …)

#2 is possible, too – if you know which font you want to use instead; one possible replacement would be

div.blog-title {
	font-family:Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
}

You can use whatever font name you want, but keep in mind that your visitor’s PC must have this font installed in order to display the text the way you want it.
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_websafe_fonts.asp

#3 is easy again 😉

div.comments,
#respond {
	display:none;
}

Yes and no; to remove the box entirely, you can use the CSS code

div.post-meta-container {
display:none;
}

But if you want to keep the links/buttons and make them look good, that’s not that trivial for someone whos calls himself a newbie 😉

Typically this would be solved using a child theme. In this child theme one would make modifications to the DIV structure which contains the post meta data, remove all unwanted elements and keep just the two links/buttons (and re-style them via CSS).

If you want to give it a try and inspect your website’s source code to find the DIV structure, hit cmd+alt+c on your Mac’s keyboard. Most probably, some web developer tools will open and you can start exploring the elements which build your page. When displaying the details, you can even see which CSS code is applied to each HTML element.

To remove the dates within each post, use

p.post-date {
display:none;
}

To remove post date and comment bubble from the homepage, use

body.home a.post-date {
display:none;
}

and

body.home a.post-comments {
display:none;
}

It might be sufficient to leave out the “body.home” selector.

Have you tried

div.post-author { display:none; }

or

div.post-meta-container { display:none; }

?

Katie, if you happen to use a child theme, you can try and remove line 98 from «header.php»:

<a class="search-toggle fright" href="#"></a>

A different way is to remove the element via CSS.
Add the following code via customizer:

a.search-toggle {
display:none;
}

Ahm, okay, just realized that we have linkedIn-URLs in our own projects too – and they ARE marked with “Status 999, unknown error” …