I can modify code but I don’t do it regularly, preferring to do quick css.
But to accomplish the following, I am willing to modify my child files.
We have several blogs (we use the advance layout editor to define on various pages) on our large church website, such as for news, sermons, and other groups. Is there a way to modify the info provided beneath the post title based on the blog? For example, beneath sermons, we would like author and date. But for news, only the date. For another one, we want nothing.
If it’s possible, you would save me some time if you could get me started, what file(s) t modify, what to look for, and how I might define a special class for each blog or some other way to distinguish the blogs?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Hi!
Can you post a link to your blogs?
Regards,
Josue
Our site is still being ported over from joomla!, and so it’s not finished or perfected, but…
Sermons (would like author and date for these)
http://wordpress.kirkofkildaire.org/sermons/
The items in the slideshow on this page are posts (would like nothing for these)
http://wordpress.kirkofkildaire.org/
news
http://wordpress.kirkofkildaire.org/category/news/upcoming-events/
To add to previous reply, we would like the news items to have a date only.
Hi!
I see you have already managed to use this code:
time[class*="date"] {
display: none;
}
One thing you can do is restrict that to certain categories only, for example for the “upcoming-events” posts:
.category-upcoming-events time[class*="date"] {
display: none;
}
Regards,
Josue
Can you tell me what the other variables are (instead of time) for category and author?
Hi!
To remove categories:
.blog-categories{
display: none;
}
I don’t see author displaying on your blog right now.
Best regards,
Josue
Thanks!