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Yes, the <p style="height: 30px;"><a id="1"></a></p> worked! Thanks much.

Hi dkotter. Thanks for taking a look at this.

Here’s the page: https://199.204.249.16/site/faq/support-and-socializaton/

BTW, I’ve set the “top” attribute to 120px. (The reason the content sets a bit lower is that I’ve added some <p> spacing in the interim.

dkotte,
I’ve tried that CSS style before (and just now again) and it doesn’t work. ??

esmi,
I don’t know why you recommended that page.

After I updated the plugin’s version, this code suddenly appeared in my web: <div class="copy_wrap"><a href="https://www.iwebix.de" title="webdesign">Webdesign</a></div>

It appears that the author is trying to sneak some links within our sites.

One easy option, which doesn’t require going into any of the template pages, is to simply hide that meta (author, date, category info) by creating the following style in .entry-meta of the style sheet:

display: none

For example, if you want to hide the entry meta only in the single.php template, then something like this should work:

body.single .entry-meta {display: none}

Yep, that worked fine. Thank you.

Can the number of tweets be limited within the “edit plugin”?

Hi Esmi!

Yes, I had read that Codex. I tried employing it into my template but it didn’t work. I’ll send you a private email about the issue.

Thanks!

The parent theme I’m using is notes-blog. But, what I ended up doing was modifying the CSS — targeting a specific part of the site, as so:

body.single .entry-meta
	display: none;
}

It would be nice if there were a plug-in that managed authors bios.

Using harmck’s example above, I styled my style sheet like so:

body.single .entry-meta {
	display: none;
}

In doing so, this changes the author/date/category info links only on specific areas of the site.

How about if I wanted to disable the author only on some posts? For example, posts that end up on static (about us) pages should have no author. But posts that go to the Articles section should have author.
Help!
Thanks!

Can I remove the author from only the static pages and custom pages?

Well, in the Codex and several other sources, it says the opposite. That I should not make changes to the parent functions.php file, but instead create a child theme functions.php to work from. It does, however, mention that the file differs from the others.

Yes, esmi, that worked. Thank you for your time. For others, here’s what I did (with Esmi’s help):

I duplicated footer.php to footer-home.php. The first one dictates the footer for all pages, the second one only for the home page.

In my page.php file (in my themes > child) I replaced:
<?php get_footer(); ?>
with

<?php if ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) :
  get_footer('home');
elseif ( is_404() ) :
  get_footer('404');
else :
  get_footer();
endif; ?>

Now I have 2 versions of working footers.

Two questions. Where do I apply the code. And this last bit of code you’ve offered, is that by itself or part of the earlier code? (I’m not very competent in php.)