BadNoddy

There are other plugins on the site but none of these affect the player profiles. I’ll do a screen grab of everything that’s running plugin wise when I get back to my desk.

I don’t have any custom code running either so I this is not a factor.

I’m also interested in this feature if it does become available, would really delve in to the match details to set my site from the rest.

Another push for this option if its possible.

Has there been any update on this by chance? I’m in the position where I’d like to insert links to staff pages like I would with player info but there doesnt seem to be any option in the SPress drop down in the WYSIWYG editor as of yet (unless I’m missing something)

was anyone able to figure out how to get the above sorted and working? It would make sense to have it setup by default when installing the theme to be honest rather than having to sift through lines of css and code to try and find the bit that I need.

Cheers, I’ll have a play around with that when I get a chance to tinker around with bits and pieces. So man things I want to add on to the site but so little time to do it – ah the joys of being self employed haha

No need to worry about the site logo in nav bar, found the obvious option to change it.

Looking around it seems I need to use an additional plugin to control the bar as I want it – is this correct?

URL: https://www.machcomputers.co.uk/

Site is still WIP so bits may appear missing.

I’m also going to ask the same question. I’ve looked in the usual places such as archive.php and the words “Category Archive:” do not exist at all.

I’ve been through every .php file in the minamaze theme folder and I cannot find any reference to the title there. I can see it when I view HTML source code in chrome but this obviously doesn’t translate over to php directly.

In addition to hiding the author name, I want to remove the category and date from posts as well. is it a simple case of changing the above to

.entry-meta .category {
	display: none;
}

and

.entry-meta .date {
	display: none;
}

EDIT: The above works if anyone else needs to remove those as well.

I’ve been trying to find out the same information. Not knowing much css doesn’t help either sadly.