• I am using Streamline Pro Theme: style.css

    What is the code to Hide Author and Event Post Date

    Your help would be greatly appreciated.

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  • Please check author, post date div class or ID. You can add display:none in style.css for the same class or id.

    Or Please share the URL where u want to hide author and post date.

    Thread Starter fmd159

    (@fmd159)

    hello thanks seemas05 for the reply.

    The link is:

    https://www.alfaclubvic.org.au/

    I am trying to remove the author and post date that is showing up under the photos of all the posts from this location.

    Regarding the coding, I am very new to this so I would appreciate a little more detail regarding syntax and where I should add this code “add display:none” in the style.css file.

    I also noticed today that file ID for all the files in my downloads are not showing either which makes it difficult to reference these files for download on subsequent web pages i.e. [wpdm_file id=??].

    I couldn’t see an option under screen options to show the ID..

    My tables in TablePress are OK and show the ID.

    Your feedback would be greatly appreciated.

    Please add following CSS in custom css file or use custom css plugin.

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

    set up a child theme or activate a custom CSS plugin. If you have Jetpack installed then you can enable its custom CSS module.

    Let me know if that’s helpful or doesn’t work.

    Thanks
    Seema

    Thread Starter fmd159

    (@fmd159)

    how do you setup a child theme?

    what if i just this entry below in the style.css at the bottom:

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

    will that work?

    also how do i have download file ID appear?

    Hey there,

    Here’s how you can setup a child theme: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes#How_to_Create_a_Child_Theme

    Modifying theme’s main files is not recommended as the changes will be lost when the theme is updated. You can either add the snippet in your child theme’s stylesheet, or using a plugin like Advanced CSS Editor for the sake of simplicity. Hope it helps.

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