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  • Do you have a child theme set up or custom CSS option/plug-in?

    Thread Starter Vivek Nath.R

    (@viveknath322)

    Yes, I’m using My Custom CSS for adding new css code.

    IF you post a link to your site, someone can likely help you with the code to add.

    Thread Starter Vivek Nath.R

    (@viveknath322)

    Ohh sorry, Now i’m editing twenty twelve theme locally using Instant wordpress.

    Okay, well try adding this to the CSS:

    .entry-meta {
        display: none;
    }

    Thread Starter Vivek Nath.R

    (@viveknath322)

    This piece of code removes all info just below the excerpt. All I want is only to remove “This entry was posted in” text.

    For reference please check this blog that guy is using Twenty twelve theme. https://tenocation.com/

    Hope you got what I’m asking.

    Ah, that’s more complicated — can’t be done in the CSS code, and I’m not sure where the php would need to be changed. Just tried to find it — without success. But hopefully someone will happen along who knows — and then we’ll both learn something :).

    Thread Starter Vivek Nath.R

    (@viveknath322)

    Okey, Lets wait someone will help.
    Thanks for your replies.

    I don’t think you can individually style or hide sections of the meta information. You can copy the meta information function from Twenty Twelve into a child theme and edit it that way. Even add classes to each section to style it through CSS.

    Thread Starter Vivek Nath.R

    (@viveknath322)

    @ WPyogi : Got the code.
    If you want to do the same go here

    @zeaks : Thanks a lot for your help.

    How did you do it? I want to do the exact same thing. The link is 404.

    @travern I think the link was an old forum post, the forums were moved. Check this article out https://zeaks.org/2013/use-genericons-with-twenty-twelve-theme it shows how to go about editing the meta info.

    You basically have to copy the function from Twenty Twelve then add it to your child theme then change the info however you want. The article shows how to add classes to it and icons.

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