• Resolved vixvax

    (@vixvax)


    Hello,
    I’m very new to WordPress and building web sites in general. I probably should have stuck with a standard theme, but I wanted something custom so I used Lubith.com to build my own theme. I am using a child theme to keep my background stationary.

    I want to hide the tags below posts, yet still have them be visible to search engines. Is this possible? I’ve searched for an answer, but it seems answers are theme specific (or I just don’t understand enough about CSS or html to put the answers to good use). When I say I’m very new, I mean VERY new – I really need some hand holding here, if anyone is willing. My website is http://www.mycrappyhouse.com. I really appreciate any response. Thank you!

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  • Try adding this to the child theme’s CSS file.

    .entry-meta{ display: none !important; }

    Thread Starter vixvax

    (@vixvax)

    Thanks for your reply.

    I pasted it in, but still no luck. I don’t know what you can see of the “guts” of my site, but I left your code in my child css file. Any other ideas?

    Thanks again.

    Try this:

    .entry-utility{ display: none !important; }

    Thread Starter vixvax

    (@vixvax)

    Nope, no luck. Just to make sure I’m doing this correctly, I’m going to appearance/editor where it opens my child theme .css. I’m just pasting in that code at the bottom and saving. Right? The tags are still there 🙁

    You need to use both of them.

    Thread Starter vixvax

    (@vixvax)

    It’s working! I’m so envious that you guys understand this language. I really need to take a class. Thank you both so much for your help!

    You’re welcome. Glad I could be of help.

    Cheers!

    I’m using Standard Theme and would like to hide tags. How do I do that?

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