Hi @rluesc,
just add this to your custom CSS
div.date-wrap
{display:none;}
Open the post or page you want to modify in a browser, right-click on the title, and click Inspect. Identify the CSS class assigned to the title. In our example, the title’s CSS class is entry-title. Depending on your theme, the CSS class name may vary.
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rluesc
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TOSTAD (@tostad)
7 hours, 16 minutes ago
Hi @rluesc,
just add this to your custom CSS
div.date-wrap
{display:none;}
Sorry, I’m not proficient in this field and can’t code.
So I navigate to my dashboard, select Custom CSS and then there are 2 entries. Which one do I select? Is that even the right place?
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rluesc
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calliealbert (@calliealbert)
4 hours, 17 minutes ago
Open the post or page you want to modify in a browser, right-click on the title, and click Inspect. Identify the CSS class assigned to the title. In our example, the title’s CSS class is entry-title. Depending on your theme, the CSS class name may vary.
Open the post or page you want to modify in a browser. Done.
right-click on the title, and click Inspect. Done.
Identify the CSS class assigned to the title. How and where?
Hi @rluesc,
when you open custom CSS, don’t change CSS that is already there. Just add two lines of CSS that I wrote for you. Add them to the bottom of Custom CSS. Then just save the changes.
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rluesc
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Awesome, that worked like a charm @tostad. Thanks a bunch!
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rluesc
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As I’m working on my blog I ran into my next two problems:
1) Where is the info for the three clickable links “News”, “Weiterlesen” and “Weitere Einträge lesen” coming from? I would like to change these.
2) Where and how do I change the layout of my blog post? I.e. show the text on half the page, image on other half. I’ve tried via Dashboard > Blog > Page Builder but the changes made there are not reflecting on the website.
