travelcats

Hi Anas,

Perfect, this was easy and turned off the little numbers. Lovely! I hope future versions will allow users to have more flexibility in deciding how they want their stats and icons displayed, but now I know how to turn them off like in the prior version.

Thanks so much for your help!

Jessica

Hi Anas,

I think you must have just looked at the first post that I just posted a few minutes ago, check again as all of them have stats numbers (on the Facebook and Twitter icons anyway, as they don’t seem to show for the other services). I would like to remove these if possible as I track them elsewhere and preferred earlier version of the plugin that did not show them as I would prefer a cleaner look.

Thanks!
Jessica

Hi Evan,

Thanks so much for identifying the problem! I have been searching around my coding to try to find this on my own and I can’t seem to find these <article> codes anywhere. What files should I be checking? Sorry if this is obvious, but I am pretty new to blogging.

Thanks!
Jessica

Does anyone else have any thoughts about how I can remove these blank spaces? The issue does not appear to be plug-in related and it only appears to be a problem on the front/home page not on any of the other pages. It does not appear in an old version of IE, but does in a new version, as well as my versions of Chrome and Firefox.

Wow, thanks that code was very helpful. So now the author and date information is displaying but it is also displaying a bunch of other stuff that I would like to remove, but have not been able to figure out how to do this.

For instance on the first posted article, I would like to remove all of the following from showing (text, tags, categories): “This entry was posted in Travel Advice, United States and tagged Calistoga, Napa, Napa besides wine, Napa Valley, Napa Valley without wine, Napa without wine, non-drinker, Oxbow Market, travel, wine country, Yountville”

Instead I just want it to display
Posted on July 28, 2013 by travelcats

Updated content.php code

Forgot to add that the changes above were to the child theme, not to the primary content.php theme.

Hi Kurt,

Thank you so much for your response. So I removed that last line from the child theme CSS as recommended. Is the content still spilling out when you view the page? Here is my revised CSS code:

http://pastebin.com/1tAhps59

This makes the website look perfect in my version of Internet Explorer but still text is against the edges in my Chrome browser with no background showing. Also while the website shows up perfectly on the screen on my home computer’s version of IE, the page shows up much wider and requires a scroll bar at the bottom to read all the content across the page on my work computer’s version of IE. Is there a way to make it appear more uniform across browsers?

Thanks so much!
Jessica