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Remove posted on date from home page

  1. rebeccaminton
    Member

    Hi
    I'd like to remove the posted on date from my home page. I'm using a custom Ever After theme, here's the link to my blog page...http://rebeccaminton.wordpress.com.
    If you can help, that would be great!
    warm thanks,
    rebecca

    The blog I need help with is rebeccaminton.wordpress.com.

  2. pcrumm
    Staff

    Hey there,

    It looks like you've successfully hidden this information via your blog's Custom CSS upgrade. Can I be of any other service?

    Best,
    P.

  3. rebeccaminton
    Member

    Hey P,
    thanks for your offer.
    I could do with some help on the Custom design color page. Once I click through to customise there is a menu bar on the left with arrows but nothing happens when I click on the options in the menu bar.
    I'd really like to change the body text colour, if you can help, that would be fab!
    warm thanks,
    Rebecca

  4. designsimply
    Staff

    That's a bug! From what I've tested and found from users so far, it's only happening for Internet Explorer browser right now. That browser is a bit temperamental. :) We're working on a fix. In the mean time, you should be able to get around the problem by using an up-to-date browser such as Chrome or Firefox. See http://browsehappy.com/ to find out what the latest versions of each browser are. Latest versions will typically get the best results.

  5. rebeccaminton
    Member

    I am using internet explorer, so will try a different browser.
    Thankx for the info : )

  6. marcibothwell
    Member

    May I ask how you got rid of the dates @rebeccaminton?

  7. designsimply
    Staff

    Just following up to note that the bug reported in this thread was fixed a few weeks ago.

    @marcibothwell, pages don't show dates by default and it looks like http://rebeccaminton.wordpress.com/ is currently using a static front page.

    To hide dates for posts on the Ever After theme, you can add the following CSS to your Appearance → Custom Design → CSS editor:

    .entry-meta {
	display: none;
}

    Note that it will also remove the author name on individual posts.

  8. rebeccaminton
    Member

    Thanks for following up.
    I've been trying to figure out how I did it!
    Good luck @marcibothwell

  9. designsimply
    Staff

    @rebeccaminton hehe :)

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