Hey,
That is the theme default. You would need to override in a child theme.
Hannah
Hello I have never used the child’s touch. Tell me how to do it.
You can read about and download a child theme from here:
https://www.kadencethemes.com/child-themes/
-Kevin
Hey,
Are you referring to the box where the number is shown above the month and year like here: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue/
Or something else? Your link doesn’t seem to be working.
Hi I am talking about the date in the top right corner of blog posts.
ok, that is not using a normal call to date since the output determines the design. And that is why your general settings would have no effect there.
And to be clear it’s not this output “February 12, 2018” Which is Why I was confused. The output is the day and then under the month and year. Not month, with the day and year under.
So if you want to remove that box with the day on the top and month and year below you would have to use a child theme. Edit templates/post-date.php file
Hope that helps!
Hi VIRTUE how to add and edit children-based templates / post-date.php file not found.
So first you would open the parent theme. Then go to the “templates” folder then copy the “post-date.php” file.
You then go to your child theme create a “templates” folder. Then past that post-date.php file into it. You only need to add that one file in the templates folder.
Now that post-date.php file in your child theme is going to override the parent theme so there you can edit the date output to however you want it to be.
Does that make sense?
Hi, I created the “post-date.php” file. 2018-02-13 20:18
How do I arrange a code for the date and time view?
Hi I changed post-date.php this way, but it did not
<div class=”postmeta updated color_gray”>
<div class=”postdate bg-lightgray headerfont” itemprop=”datePublished”>
<span class=”postday”><?php echo get_the_date(‘Y’); ?></span>
<?php echo get_the_date(‘m-d’);?>
</div>
</div>
Please post a link to your site.
Can you make sure you have your child theme activated?
can you make sure your created “post-date.php” file is in the templates folder of your child theme
https://beylikduzutesisatci.org
Yes, my child is on site and active
Can you clear your cache and turn off minify so I can see it active.
Can you make sure you created “post-date.php” file is in the templates folder of your child theme?
Ben
I cleaned it but it did not
I wonder can you answer this question:
Can you make sure you created “post-date.php” file is in the templates folder of your child theme?
Perhaps you can send a screen shot showing the child theme files?
