I have a blog powered on Wordpress platform and hosted by Altervista; I purchased the second-level domain .com, so I should be able to improve and modify my blog however I want. I'm on the ComicPress theme (not pre-installed) and the current URL is still "name_of_my_blog.altervista.org", but theoretically I may turn it into "name_of_my_blog.com".
I created a post and I want to hide metadata such as: author name, date of publication and status (private/public). In other words, I just want the content and the title of the post to be the only visible objects when the user surfs the blog. I've been trying modifying the style sheet style.css but it didn't work. More specifically, what I've been trying so far is:
- I selected from the menu Appearance -> Editor -> Stylesheet (style.css) and I found the line
.comment-meta {
and edited thedisplay
function by writingnone
instead thaninline
, see pictures below ->
- It didn't work, so I also added the string
<?php remove_meta_box( 'authordiv', 'post', 'normal' ); ?>
at the bottom of the sheet, see picture below ->
It didn't work, so I substituted the previous line with the following:
.post-author, .posted-on{display:none!important;}
In all cases I uploaded the .css sheet and opened the permalink of my post, but I still see the author name and the date of publication.
How may I remove these metadata from my posts?