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If I use the code you supplied to remove dates from posts in quick CSS, is this retained when the theme is updated?
.post-meta-infos { display: none !important; }This seems to work so far, but I would prefer to put it in my child theme. After much searching of the forum, I only found the quick CSS answer. If there is a version of this I can put in my child theme would you please supply it?
BTW, how to rid a website of all posted dates seems to be a remarkably common search for every theme I have every used. I love the way the blog elements are modified in the Enfold theme. Being able to check/uncheck the meta to display on the post itself is great. But so many people use wordpress for sites that are not blogs. Would you consider adding a way to remove ALL post date references in future updates? After seeing how many people ask that question or a similar one, I’ll bet you could seriously reduce support time on that topic.
Thank youHi!
You can put your custom css in your child theme style.css file, regarding the other thing, try:
[class*=date]{ display: none; }Regards,
JosueJosue,
I tried the custom.css code in my child style.css file with no effect. It only worked when I put it in the quick css. Is there something in this code
`.post-meta-infos {
display: none !important;
}`
that I should change when I add it to the child theme?Thank you for the other code suggestion. I will try adding to the child theme and take the quick css out and see what the results are.
Hi!
Child style.css seems to work fine, make sure you don’t put the code within the /* comments */.
Regards,
Josue
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