Remove date on header
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Hi.
Is it possiple to have the customize date on the header ?
as it comes automaticaly the day I publish. i want to put the date I want to , like trips date and so onThe blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hi there, there isn’t, but there is.
You can actually change the publish dates on posts and put in any date you wish. The problem though, is that posts are shown in reverse chronological order from newest to oldest, so the posts may not be in the order you want them to be. If post order isn’t an issue, you may wish to explore this. You can use our support document on Scheduling Posts as a guide for changing the dates.
One other thing I thought of would be to add the date as part of the title of the posts, although that would make your titles longer and they would likely go to two or more lines in the main page. Something like this example title: Cinque Terre’: May 2014
There is also an option to add a date with CSS, but this would require the WordPress.com Premium Plan upgrade, and it would also require you to write a CSS rule for each and every post on which you wished to have a trip date.
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Is there a way to remove the date all together on the cubic theme?
With custom CSS you can remove the date in Cubic.
On single posts:
.single .posted-on { display: none; }On the blog page:
.blog .posted-on { visibility: hidden; } .blog .entry-meta { line-height: 0; }If you need further help with CSS customization, feel free to post in the forum:
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Thank you for the reply kathrynwp. Where would I add that on the page? I haven’t been able to figure that out.
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If you have the Premium or Business plan, you can add custom CSS in the Customizer’s CSS panel.
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