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sorry, try this instead:

.single-post .featured-media {
    display: none;
}

This removes the featured media only on the single-posts and not the front page.

To remove the date on the post also, try this:

p.post-date {
    display: none;
}

okey, tell me if I understand you right. You want the featured image only in the posts site/homepage where all the posts are listed, but not in the post itself?

You could do like he did in that forum post, but you could also just use css. Like this:

.featured-media {
    display: none;
}

To hide the dates on the “posts” page this is the code:

.posts .post-meta-date {
    display: none;
}

I think when you talk about the archives, categories and meta under the comment section, you’re talking about the widget area in the footer. These can be changed under Appearance>Widgets. Here you can remove or reorder anything you want.

If I misunderstand anything or you want to remove something else, I might understand it better if you took a picture of what you want/want to change.

I´m sorry, but I can’t seem to understand why it isn’t showing. Adding custom css is really easy however and applying the css I provided should solve the problem. I’m guessing you want to customize the theme to your need and you need css for that too. So a custom css plugin isn’t a bad thing to have 😉

Glad I could help you Heatherfish 😀 If you need any more help, I’d be glad you help you again 😉

Yeah, I don’t sell any themes or plugins… promoting my site? The link is to a tutorial, nothing more… and yes “Frowned upon”, not “we are deleting any links in your answer, just because we can”

Okey…? It was only meant as help… I make tutorials on how to use wordpress and it has been accepted before, so I don’t understand why you suddenly won’t allow me to. Again, this was only meant as help and instead of answering EVERY single css related question with how to apply css, I link to a guide on how to do that…

Hi there Jaybee1! 🙂
The Customize tab changes depending on what the theme authors allows you to easily customize.

But you can use css to remove the search form like this:

#site-navigation form {
    display: none;
}

If you need any help with how to apply css take a look at this guide: [Link redacted]

Get back to me if you need anything else 🙂

Hi jbg501! 🙂
It looks like your slicknav becomes active when the screen size is 600px. You can use this to hide the main-nav when the screen size is >600px.

Like this:

@media screen and (max-width: 600px) {
    .main-nav {
        display: none;
    }
}

Apply this css in a custom css plugin or in a child theme 😉 Here is a guide for you: [Link redacted]