I am trying to modify some strings for my Book Publisher theme that I installed yesterday. I’ve had mostly good luck, but need some help still. Any help would be appreciate, and TIA.
1.) On the homepage, the designers made it say, “0 comment,” which drives me nuts. Which .php file do I need to modify to get rid of the comment count on the homepage? I’ve looked, but cannot find any.
2.) I want to post a link to the category for my blog. Is there a way to modify it so that the results page doesn’t say, “category:”?
3.) I can’t seem to find the excerpt option in my editor so that I can make the page break on the homepage disappear. Right now, it just cuts the excerpt off mid-sentence and I’d like it to look prettier.
Again, any help is much appreciated!
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For some reason, it lists the categories above and below the title. I’ve looked in every php file but I cannot find where to cut out the categories above the title. Can anyone help, please?
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Eh, I’ve looked at your site… and all three things you listed above are still present.
So I’m not sure how you “resolved” them.
For some reason, it lists the categories above and below the title. I’ve looked in every php file but I cannot find where to cut out the categories above the title. Can anyone help, please?
Note that if you edit your theme’s files directly, you’ll lose all the changes whenever you update the theme. If you absolutely must customize theme files, create a child theme instead.
But, in this case, you don’t even need to touch the theme’s files at all, as the author built a simple toggle in the theme’s settings to enable/disable the feature: Go to APPEARANCE > CUSTOMISE > BLOG POST SETTINGS > SINGLE POST SETTINGS and toggle OFF “Show / Hide Category”.
Even if the theme didn’t have the toggle, you could easily hide the category listings by adding a single line of CSS in APPEARANCE > CUSTOMISE > ADDITIONAL CSS… and this would persist after updating the theme.
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