Nishita Theme make tags date time stamp invisible
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Does anyone know how to make the tags under each post invisible to readers, as well as the date/time stamp on each one? Need CSS codes for this if you know where I could find them. Thanks!
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I used Google search re: tags
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/hide-tags-on-nishita-theme?replies=10#post-955157 -
To hide the post date and comments closed notification in the Nishita theme see > https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/get-rid-of-post-date-comments-closed-under-post-with-nishita-theme?replies=4
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Thank you for the reply, however I still can’t find the specific code for Nishita Theme to hide the tags under each post, and also the date stamp. I haven’t upgraded to CSS yet, I wanted to try it first with the code to see if it works, but was not able to. I tried these in preview, but it didn’t hide anything, just actually listed these visible, along with my posts. (maybe I put them in the wrong place at the end of my text?)
/* Hide post date */
.type-post header time,
.type-attachment header time {
display: none;
}/* Hide post date */
.sidebar #recent_post .widget {
display: none;
}.categories {
display: none;
}.tags {
display: none;
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To hide the tags and the date stamp (but retain the categories and the comments link) you need this:
.entry-tags, .photo-meta ul li.first { display: none; }By the way, there’s no point using a word as a tag if you already use it as a category, plus doing so will lead to technical problems.
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What about making “archives” invisible, (There’s still a date/time stamp appearing on those so I’d like to remove it from public all together.
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a) You’re welcome.
b) You mean remove the widget from the sidebar? Or also eliminate the content of pages such as this?
http://jaquelinephillips.wordpress.com/2012/12/
or this:
http://jaquelinephillips.wordpress.com/2012/
Also note that the dates show up on category pages as well:
http://jaquelinephillips.wordpress.com/category/music/
So, also remove the date from those? -
Yes, I didn’t want dates on any of my posts since I wrote them at least one year prior & unfortunately they’re not in order so I wanted to remove any date/time stamps all together.
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ok. I pretty much have it figured out, except for the Entries RSS. I can’t seem to get rid of that one & the dates are on there. Cheers!
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Well, just remove the Meta widget.
Now, if you also want no content on archive pages and no dates on category pages, turn my previous suggestion to this:
.entry-tags, .photo-meta ul li.first, .date .archive-wrapper, h4.post-meta { display: none; } -
Thank You. I tried that but I’m still seeing the RSS feed dates even once I sign out. This is the page I’m having problems with. http://jaquelinephillips.wordpress.com/feed/
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Ok. I’m back! Reason being is; this worked on the computer version fine, but the date/time stamp still appears on mobile. Any way to correct that? Strange how the code works for one but not the other.
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http://jaquelinephillips.wordpress.com/feed/ is a feed URL and is meant to be read by feed readers. CSS doesn’t apply to feeds. To learn more about feeds, check out this help page:
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Ok. I’m back! Reason being is; this worked on the computer version fine, but the date/time stamp still appears on mobile. Any way to correct that?
I checked http://jaquelinephillips.wordpress.com/ on my iPhone and I couldn’t see the timestamp for posts on that home page. Is that where you’re looking?
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Hi.. The reason it’s not appearing on mobile now is that I had to remove the mobile theme completely in order for it to not appear. This changes the look somewhat when using a mobile device (not as well set as the mobile theme) but I’m happy with it for now. :)
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Ah, that’s helpful to know (that you were referring to the mobile theme specifically). You can apply CSS to the mobile theme by going to Appearance → Custom Design → CSS and making sure the “Mobile-compatible” setting is set to “Yes.” Then you can target the mobile theme by starting your CSS selectors with
body.mobile-theme
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