AdriaChilcote

It worked!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!

Well, that’s pretty cool that this is so easily controlled in Appearance/Customize. I wish I would have taken it out there, instead of using css. Feeling like I screwed something up.

Unfortunately, the changes I make there aren’t taking effect…

I tried removing the display line in the child theme css, both for the main website and the blog. Tried Mortonno’s suggestion of using !important. Both weren’t working.

Went into Appearance/Customize and found the option there, and it works, but only in the Customize window. On the site, it doesn’t show. The weird thing is that I eventually completely removed any css referring to entry-meta, both in the website’s style sheet and in the blog’s, but if I inspect the element in the customize window, firebug shows me that I still have css on line 79 referring to entry-meta in my child theme style sheet. Though the display: none; line is crossed out. And I already deleted the css, and uploaded the style sheets again.

Also, if I re-load the page, while in the Customize area, then navigate to a blog post, the meta info is gone, even though the box is still checked to show it. So I uncheck the box, then check it again, and it shows, I save, then go to the blog, refresh, no meta info.

Thanks for the suggestions, but I’m still scratching my head here.

Solved through the customizer, just ticked the box and there they are again. Strange that they were displaying before with that unchecked, but it’s resolved in any case.

It won’t even work for me when I try it in the Style Editor of Firebug. Tried with just one : or two ::, tried %, px, font-color, font-size. Nothing happens. Here is a pic of the code I’m trying:
https://i59.tinypic.com/24430gl.png

Thanks for the suggestion, but… no luck. Still scratching my head on this one…

Thanks for the reply! I did have a retina logo also, but what did the trick was bringing it into Photoshop (instead of Illustrator) and using the save for web option there. Much better!

Oh, wow, how embarrassing! I just couldn’t see it after looking at it for so long! Thanks for pointing out the obvious for me, whatelsenow.

Cheers,
A.

Well, that’s great that it’s possible. But I still can’t figure out for the life of me why I can’t get it to work. Just CSS in my child theme, like all the other custom CSS that I’ve applied successfully.

I keep thinking, maybe I’m trying to apply it to an element that’s not block level, but it’s not even working on p::first-letter. Not to mention h1:first-letter or h1.entry-title::first-letter.

Really confusing.

I would also love to be able to center the gallery!

Brilliant! Worked like a charm, thanks so much!

p.s. I have already activated a child theme and am working locally for now.

I would also love to be able to do this!

Ideally, I would like to add slider content, image and text, that is not related to a blog post. And also add links to pages within that slider text.

Is this possible?