Remove “edited with VSCO” under images

I just edited a bunch of photos in VSCO

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Hello,
Thanks for the help. But, I was wondering if it is possible to hide the metadata (or whatever it is) with a css code? I saw that someone got help for that earlier, but that excact code did not work for me.

A link to the page in question would help. I searched around and found the “processed with vsco…” on several pages but all wrapped in different elements. So can’t give any specific CSS advice unless we can see the page. A jquery way could be:

$(':contains("Processed with VSCO")').remove();

Note: The :contains is case sensitive. If you need it to be case insensitive: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/jquery/make-jquery-contains-case-insensitive/

Hello! Thank you so much. the URL is inevik.no/shop, here is a product for example: https://www.inevik.no/produkt/small-bowl-2/

I pasted the code in to my css snippets, but it still shows.

@nellik22
I don’t see the text actually appearing on that page. I see it in the cod as title and data attributes but not actually appearing on the screen.

The code above is not CSS so it won’t work there. It’s jQuery so it needs to be in a JS file or if your theme supports entering in custom javascript

Hello again!

One only sees it in fullscreen mode: i tried now in a private browser: it shows up when I click on the magnifying glass ??

ah, that’s better. Try the below CSS:
[class*='pswp__caption']{display: none !important; }

Thank you! I am using a plugin called Snippets: usually I just paste inn code there. But I get an error message when using this one – is seems like it is reacting to these: }

I tried without and it was OK, but then it did not workk Should i try another custom css plugin?

Sorry for all of my questions! Very grateful for the help.

Update! I tried with another plugin. worked perfectly. Very, very grateful! Thanks a lot.