• i’m fairly new to WP and don’t have much skill editing code. without getting into editing the code, is there another way to turn off some of the default blogpost text i don’t want? e.g. checkboxes that omit such text lines as “category archives, gallery, posted on…, this gallery contains 3 photos” etc. (this is all in the service simplifying the look of the blog page.)
    btw- i’m using the “gallery” format.

    an example of one of the pages can be found here: https://charliecanfield.com/wp/category/work-for-clients/

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  • No – there is no way to remove these without adding some CSS via a custom CSS plugin or creating your own child theme.

    This will hide 4 things you mentioned

    .archive.category .page-title { position: relative; color: #0f0f0f; }
    
    .archive.category .page-title span {
    	display: inline-block; position: absolute; left: 0;
    	color: #ccc; background: #0f0f0f;
    }
    
    .archive .entry-header .entry-format,
    .archive .entry-header .entry-meta,
    .archive .format-gallery .gallery-thumb + p { display: none; }

    Simply put it in Appearance > Edit CSS. If you don’t see that, enable Custom CSS option in Jetpack setting.

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