Hey Pamela,
Thanks for reaching out. The problem on your site is that the theme does not put the date (or the words “posted on”) in a distinct div or span so that we can hide it easily.
Because your theme is a commercial theme, I can’t download it to my dev environment to see exactly how you’d fix it. But here’s what you need to find: there is a div with the class “post-data” that is being served up producing the entire line “Posted on XXXX by XXXX in XXXX”
So, in your theme files, I’d do a multi-file search for <div class="post-data"> and wherever you find it, go in and add some span classes to separate out the “Posted on XXXXX” from the rest of the line. If you give that span a class of “post_date”, my plugin will begin hiding the date automagically!
Since you paid for that theme, I’d go to the support for it and ask someone where you’d find that specific line to edit. I’m happy to help, but it goes beyond the scope of free support for my plugin to edit theme files.
Always edit php files in a text editor via FTP or SSH, and not through the WordPress dashboard, so that you can get back anything you might inadvertently mess up. Also, it’s best to use child themes so that your changes are not overwritten.
Thanks for using my plugin. Hopefully we’ll get you sorted soon!
