Make post and page tags invisible about govpress

[lukefretwell]

@devinsays would this work?

.entry-meta {
display: none;
}

Um. Not sure which .php page to add that into...

[lukefretwell]

See the custom css field under appearance/theme settings. Add the CSS code there.

I'm not seeing a place to add custom css code... I'm working on a wordpress.org self-hosted site - does that make any difference?

Ah. Found a plugin and the code takes them away. But it also takes away the author name and stuff, which I would like to keep.

Would

.entry-meta {
display: date; author;
}

work?

Also, while I'm at it, how do I get rid of the "Post Title by Author Name" at the bottom of every post?

[lukefretwell]

Not sure if the wordpress.org version has been updated to include CSS editor.

See:

On the tags/categories, recommend just deleting from here:

https://github.com/govfresh/govpress/blob/master/content-single.php

I don't see the "Post Title by Author Name" issue, so this might have been deprecated after the wordpress.org version was upload.

Okie dokie. Thanks so much!

[devinsays]

The Jetpack plugin has a custom CSS module. This would also hide them:

footer.entry-meta { display: none }

The benefit of using the css module rather than editing the code directly is that you won't lose your changes when you update.

[lukefretwell]

Ah, yes. @devinsays is that 'Edit CSS' via JetPack or in the most recent version of GP?

[devinsays]

You can always edit a theme's CSS if you have admin permissions via the WordPress editor (regardless of theme).

But the custom CSS module is part of Jetpack.

[lukefretwell]

Thanks for jogging my memory. :-)

JetPack FTW!

[lukefretwell]

Also, I'll be in Austin first week of June for ... DrupalCon. :-|

We should try meeting up, have a GovPress board meeting.