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  • Sure!

    Use Chrome inspect on the meta item and identify the class of the div element containing meta values. You can then add a “display: none;” to your style sheet for the class.

    In your case the style you want to add to your style sheet looks something like:

    div.custom_meta {
      display: none;
    }

    – jeff

    btw, you have a javascript error on your product page that you might wnat to try to fix.

    Uncaught Reference Error: et_eC is not defined at :813

    Thread Starter Francesco

    (@nym77)

    thx Jeff,
    I am using the inspect of firefox and i do not see any javascript error.

    What you point is curious, maybe we are discovering a more complicated bug ?? :
    <div class=”custom_meta”>

    3659614240

    </br>
    </div>

    the page has also some custom meta for google merchant but they are not displayed.

    Should i add the style sheet change directly from the CSS of theme?

    I am using the twenty fourteen theme without any modification

    Thread Starter Francesco

    (@nym77)

    btw, i can confirm you that the solution of adding of adding

    div.custom_meta {
    display: none;
    }

    to the CSS of the theme works for not displaying the meta ( thx Jeff! ) . Still i am wondering if a setting in the presentation session could be more appropriate

    Thread Starter Francesco

    (@nym77)

    In order to avoid to lose this small (but precious) piece of knowledge i created this post

    https://technicality.host-for.me/2015/04/wp-e-commerce-do-not-visualise-meta-information-in-the-product-pages/

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