hey Justin, I’m just now seeing this message. It appears to be working on the mobile theme, but I will check tomorrow on my main machine to see what I can figure out. Sorry for the delay here.
OK, The good news is that the css file is being loaded on the page, so it’s an issue of declaring the correct div to hide the date.
Until I can test across multiple themes to make sure this fix doesn’t break anything for other users, you’ll need to modify the css file at http://customerdevlabs.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-old-post-date-remover/css/OPDRstyle.css by adding an additional selector of time,
so, the new file will look like this: (you can copy/paste this entire block into that file)
/* This file works the date remover magic
* Edits here will be overwritten by plugin updates. So edit freely, and backup often.
*
* Old Post Date Remover is a plugin by Ben Meredith at http://benandjacq.com
*/
time, .meta time, time.post_date.date.updated, i.icon-calendar.mi, .cb-date.cb-byline-element, h6.edate, li.enigma_post_date, .entry-date, post-date, span.post-date, span.date, .entry-time, span.post_date, span.post_date_intro, span.posted-on, span.meta-date {
display:none !important;
}
I should be able to run some tests on this new file by the end of the week, and release a patch for the plugin. This code will work for you in the meantime!
Thanks for using my plugin!
