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How do I remove the date from the Bueno theme?

  1. greenartworkshop
    Member

    I would like to remove the date from my homepage. Any help is much appreciated? My site is http://www.greenartworkshop.org

    Thanks!

    The blog I need help with is greenartworkshop.org.

  2. designsimply
    Staff

    To remove the date circle from the home page only in the Bueno theme, add this to your Appearance → Custom Design → CSS editor:

    .home .post .date {
	display: none;
}

  3. greenartworkshop
    Member

    Thank you. It worked! Much appreciated. :)

  4. maryferrill
    Member

    how do you remove the date from all posts in the bueno theme?

  5. gwenaelbis
    Member

    Hi !

    I don't understand : this code doesn't work with me ! How do I have to add this in my CSS Editor ?

  6. houstonweaver
    Member

    @gwenaelbis In order to use the css editor, you must have purchased the css upgrade. You can preview how it looks however, by going to Dashboard, Appearance, Custom Design. You will see an option for CSS and a button to click to preview for free. Just add the css to the box and click preview to see how a css change would look.

  7. houstonweaver
    Member

    To make it work on all your post pages, just remove the .home from the snippet that designsimply posted.

  8. gwenaelbis
    Member

    @houstonweaver

    Thanks for your answer ! I have already purchased the CSS upgrade. I tried to add the Css to the box by that doesn't work ! Here is my screen print : http://hpics.li/c83852b

    What did I do the wrong way ?

  9. houstonweaver
    Member

    I can see why you thought to do it that way, but you put your css inside the tags for comments.

    The /* and */ designations are intended to surround comments in your css (so you can keep track of what you are entering). The coding would go below the */.

    So if you use "comments" you would do it this way:

    /* removing date from all posts*/
.home .post .date {
	display: none;
}

    Using comments is a really good habit, because when you first do your css you are sure you will remember just why you did it, but later on it can start to look like a jumble. The comments help keep that from happening.

  10. gwenaelbis
    Member

    Wahhhhhhh ! ok :p !! Thank you so much !

  11. houstonweaver
    Member

    I see that it is gone. Super!

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