Balint Toth

I am glad that you were able to sort it out.

You are welcome!

I have modified the style.css file of the theme. For the long run, the best way is to create a child theme, and add those modifications inside the child theme, it should work just like this.

Balint

You are welcome! If you need any more help, just post your questions here.

Have a nice day!

Greetings,
Balint

Hello!

The best and in my oppinion the easiest way of hiding these elements is with the use of css rules in a child theme, I am using this technique on my site, and it is really fast.

Please create a child theme following these instructions:
codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

After that, please insert the css code below to your child theme’s style.css file:

.actual_post_author {
  display: none;
}

.post .metadata {
  display: none;
}

.no_comm_single {
   display: none;
}

This should solve this issue. I have took the liberty and I have tried it out on your site locally (meaning that the changes are appearing only on my machine): http://d.pr/i/VdXd
I would like just to add, that in order to hide the comment section, you will have to disable the comments just as you have did with this page.

If you need any more help or have additional questions, just drop a line here and I am happy to help.

Greetings,
Balint

Hello!

I am not sure what you are referring to, but I would like to help. In most situations, the date displayed which is set in the post editor. There you can click on edit, and change the date. I wordpress shows that date.
Here is a screenshot: http://d.pr/i/mw9F

But your theme most likely sorts the posts in order of the publication time, so don’t be surprised if the post order has changed.

If you would like to change the date format how the post publication dates are appearing, you can set it easily inside WordPress Dashboard at Settings->General, here: http://d.pr/i/zOJT

Greetings,
Balint

Hello!

If you could provide a link to your site, and describe in a little more detail to what you would like to change it, I am happy to help you!

Greetings,
Balint

Hello!

If you would like to hardcode it into the theme, meaning that there is no settings page inside the WordPress Dashboard where you could change this later, than here you go:

<div id="copyright-wrap">
    <div id="copyright">
    &copy; <?php echo date('Y'); ?>  <?php bloginfo( 'name' ) ?> - Reviews and Ratings of Electronics - All Rights Reserved.
    </div>
    <!-- END copyright - theme by WPExplorer.com -->
</div><!-- END copyright-wrap -->

I should mention, that you should always make this kind of changes inside a child theme, because if you update your theme or WordPress, it is most likely that this modification will be lost. You can find a very good detailed instruction page here: codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

I hope this helps. If you have any more questions, just drop a line here, I am happy to help.

Greetings,
Balint

Hello!

I think for this you would have to modify some php and css files in the theme to add the flags. It is a really easy thing to do, but unfortunately on WordPress.com you do not have the option to make direct edits to your page.

Could I ask, how would you like to create the content of the different languages? You have separate installations for every language, or you want every content inside one WordPress site?

Greetings,
Balint