@alexeck, thank you, we’ve been working hard to make the plugin very usable.
You are correct, the issue is not caused by the plugin.
In your theme folder, you will find a single.php
file, this file is the template for post output within WordPress. The meta data section below the headline is controlled by this file.
For instance, you will notice that the following post also has this meta data section:
https://meros.io/blog/singleton-pattern-in-go/
By default all posts and custom post types use single.php
. However, we can create a custom template specific for a custom post type, in this case the press releases.
So this is what you need to do, create a duplicate of single.php
and name the duplicate single-nooz_release.php
(“nooz_release” is the id/name of the custom post type for press releases).
Within single-nooz_release.php
you can modify the output, you would be deleting the parts related to the meta data (author, date info, etc).
Here are some more references for your information:
Template Hierarchy
Template Files