Posts
5
Questions
2
I am looking for help to be able to remove " posted by " on my posts, I have figured out how to remove the date but not "posted by Dave" words, any tips?
If I remember correctly you can't without editing the code. I think some seo plugins can remove this information, so check those settings as well. JustGoogle remove author wordpress for more information.
I am looking for help to be able to remove " posted by " on my posts, I have figured out how to remove the date but not "posted by Dave" words, any tips?
You can just use some custom CSS to hide it.
First, get the ID/class of the box that it's in (usually "post_author" without quotes I believe)
Then create a CSS rule with the following:
.post_author{display: none;}
If I remember correctly you can't without editing the code. I think some seo plugins can remove this information, so check those settings as well. JustGoogle remove author wordpress for more information.
Hi everyone,
Does anyone use an RSS feed on their blog / site?
If so, any suggestions on which one to use,
That is a great question Dave - and one I would like to know the answers to also.
I am in the process of trying to get it working on my primary site now. I installed a plugin and haven't quite figured out how to make the thing work just yet...
I am going to watch you tube videos, and try and figure it out,
The one that Stanley has mentioned certainly seems like a good choice,
Overall though, I believe they could be an asset to your site,
Best of luck,
Dave.
See more comments
Hi everyone,
Does anyone use an RSS feed on their blog / site?
If so, any suggestions on which one to use,
That is a great question Dave - and one I would like to know the answers to also.
I am in the process of trying to get it working on my primary site now. I installed a plugin and haven't quite figured out how to make the thing work just yet...
I am going to watch you tube videos, and try and figure it out,
The one that Stanley has mentioned certainly seems like a good choice,
Overall though, I believe they could be an asset to your site,
Best of luck,
Dave.
See more comments
You can just use some custom CSS to hide it.
First, get the ID/class of the box that it's in (usually "post_author" without quotes I believe)
Then create a CSS rule with the following:
.post_author{display: none;}