samuel10f
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: hide dates on latest postsHello!
Of course, you can, I will try to give you a brief example with the template Twenty sixteen that is the one that I am using, but I am sure that for your template will be similar.
First of all, you have to search for the source code of your page in a browser and search the code for these dates. In twenty sixteen it is a label Time with the class=”entry-date published”.
Once you have this information you just need to go to your CSS file and edit that class with the following code:
.entry-date published{
display: none;
}After doing this the date in Twenty sixteen will disappear. In your template, the idea is exactly the same but I guess that the label and the class can be different. I don’t know how familiar are you with these ideas so if you have any question please make me know and I will help you 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Edit code in Theme Editor but theme not changedHello, we will help you with that!
We will need you to be more specific, what is not changing? how are you making the changes? can you put more examples?
Under my experience, I can give you some general advises until you give us more specific details.
First of all, always you change your CSS style, remember to clear the cache of the browser, maybe you are doing the changes well but your cache is not being updated. So always remember to clear the cache before to refresh your page!
Also, when some changes are not being applied to your style, try to use the !important rule.
For example, if you are trying to change the colour of a paragraph withp {
color: red;
}and if it is not working, try to do it like the following.
p {
color: red !important;
}This will avoid cascade issues with the CSS, but remember not to abuse this rule, it can make for messy and hard to maintain your CSS.
For further information try to give us more details about your issue and we will continue helping you! 🙂