[naturals]

Hi All,
Can anyone tell me once I’ve got rid of the author, date, category and comments footer on each post how I get rid of the vertical separation between the fields? Have a look at my website here if you need to – the bars I’m talking about are visible on the first page if you scroll down a little.

Thanks in advance,
Andrew

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi naturals,

You can paste the CSS below in Custom CSS box

.entry-header .entry-meta {
    display:none;
}

Rabin

[naturals]

Thanks for your help Rabin, unfortunately the three separation lines are still showing. Any other ideas?

[Rabin Shrestha]

Sorry,

There was a slight mistake try this

.entry-meta {
    display:none;
}

Rabin

[naturals]

PERFECT! Thank you so much for the quick response.

[Rabin Shrestha]

🙂

[Maria]

Hello Rabin,

Your last code works great, but is there any way to also delete the lines above and below the “Read more” button? I’d only like to have one line separating each post on my site (http://www.readingforpleasure.net/).

Thank you!

Maria

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi,

If you want to remove both line paste this CSS

.entry-meta-bar {
    border-bottom: medium none;
    border-top: medium none;
}

if you want to remove only bottom line then remove the border-top css and viceversa

Rabin

[Maria]

Thank you much Rabin! Looks great now!

Best,
Maria

[mnr]

I wanted to hide just the author. And not just hide via css but remove it completely.
So I found library/structure/content-extensions.php
and I changed these lines – lines 147 and 148:

<!– <span class=”by-author”><?php _e( ‘By’, ‘attitude’ ); ?> “><?php //the_author(); ?></span> |
–>
This works better for me as with the other solution the author is still visible by doing a ‘view source’, whereas this way it is completely hidden and my WP username isn’t visible to the whole world (better for security).

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi mnr,

It’s better approach but if you have made changes directly to the theme file, your changes will get lost when you update the theme. So hope you have followed child theme method to make code changes. For more detail have a look here http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Rabin

[krown24]

Hi! I tried adding this custom css and no luck — the author and date are still appearing in my indexed posts. Any thoughts? Thanks!

http://www.awscpahouston.org/Wordpress/

[Rabin Shrestha]

Hi krown24

Please check your Custom CSS properly you are missing the closing curly braces in
#site-logo {
float:left;
margin-top: 15px;

Also remove this code

.entry-header .entry-meta {
    display:none;
}

Rabin

[krown24]

Ah, wonderful, thanks! Still learning so silly mistakes I see now 🙂

[Daniel]

So is there a custom css way to just hide the author – or do I also ned to edit my code?

Thx,

Dan

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