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  • Hi,
    Did you resolve this yet? I am having trouble with the same thing

    Thread Starter Bob Jones

    (@interwebiltd)

    Hi,

    No the issue is still on going unfortunately.

    I removed it in some way on the free version. Can’t remember how I fixed it. Then after getting the PRO version, back to square 1 again

    Thread Starter Bob Jones

    (@interwebiltd)

    Hi,

    My site is on the free version at the moment, I’ve tried everything I can think of but it isn’t helping at all. ??

    Have you tried these in your Custom CSS file:

    .postmeta { display: none; }

    .postmetadata {
    display: none;
    }

    I think I removed code from one of the php files somewhere

    There are a couple ways of doing what you want, before suggesting either, please make sure you have a backup of the theme files.

    One way is to go into the theme home template file (could be home.php or front-page.php) and look for then remove the area with .enigma_blog_thumb_footer.

    Another way would be to simply include a small bit of custom CSS. You can do this without touching the theme by using a plugin (like Simple Custom CSS) and inserting the following: .enigma_blog_thumb_footer { display: none; }

    Thread Starter Bob Jones

    (@interwebiltd)

    Hi,

    That didn’t work i’m afraid.:/
    I will have a further look around the php files.

    InterwebiLtd: I uploaded a screenshot to Behance of your homepage with the CSS I mentioned above. Is this what you are trying to do?

    Didnt work for me either

    Thread Starter Bob Jones

    (@interwebiltd)

    Hi,

    Yes that’s great, but I also want the squares next to the image on the post itself to be removed.
    https://www.interwebi.com/edu/hockington/2014/11/13/outnabout-trip/

    If you search to that URL that might help you in understanding what I mean.

    Ok, here is the updated CSS (replace the old one with this): .enigma_blog_thumb_footer, .blog-date-left { display: none; }

    Keep in mind this is not the ideal way for adjusting a theme, but rather a simple/quick way to get it down. Optimally, I would recommend using a child theme and making adjustments to the template files themselves. That being said, the new line of CSS above should do what you want.

    Thread Starter Bob Jones

    (@interwebiltd)

    Hi,

    Thats work perfectly, thank you very much. ??

    Eric Arcana…can I please tell you how awesome you are.. thank you! That last piece of code worked for me..thanks alot!!

    Glad it worked out the way you wanted, I’m always happy to help.

    Hi, I need to remove tags and category from my article in the website. Is it possible?

    Thank You

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