I am the theme author.
.entry-date {display: none; }
BTW – please use the dedicated support forum. I am no problem you remove credit.
Let me know if it solves problem
thanks Stephen…great template also
Actually where do I put that code?
css?
Custom CSS in theme options. BTW – are you graphic designer?
graphic designer and architect and trying to do some web design – why do you ask?
where in the CSS do I put this code. i tried at .entry-date, but it did not work
.entry-date {display: none; } in Custom CSS.
Please try not to modify template files.
I saw many logos on ur site. I was wondering if u r designer.
yeah I have put it in the style.css but it is not reflecting on my site
I do not see the code on ur site’s style.css. I guess you did it wrong.
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
You’re going to have more problems with CSS specificity due to the cascading nature of the stylesheet.
Why not just use the Custom CSS section?
Oh…geez I dont even know where the Custom CSS section is? ha…sorry
where is it?
I found it! and thanks. works! thanks guys
It is bad practice to modify template file directly. It is best to use Child Theme. On my website, I have an article on child theme for Voyage. I even provided a sample Child Theme template for you to modify. For example, you can remove the credit link (and add your own link) in footer.php. In this way, you can update the parent theme (Voyage) without losing your changes.
Andrew: Thank you for your contribution also.
OK COOL…will take forward the valuable info!
