Editing HTML

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  • doughoepker
    Participant

    On the posts page, I would like to remove the “comment-link” and “read-time” from the “entry-meta” as these will not apply to my content. It doesn’t appear as if there is a way to edit this HTML. Could you please suggest a fix?

    doughoepker
    Participant

    An additional question: Under Options / Blog, I have “Excerpt” set to “no”, but excerpts are still appearing on the homepage. I do not want them to appear on the homepage under the Blog / Masonry set-up. Is it also possible to get rid of the “entry-meta” line from the homepage entry? (I Just want the featured image and the entry header (title).

    serkan
    Moderator

    Hi @doughoepker;
    You can use this custom css code for hiding comment-link and read-time;

    .entry-meta .comment-link, .entry-meta .read-time { display: none; }

    If you want to get rid of the entry-meta you can use this custom css code;

    .entry-meta { display: none; }

    This custom css code will rid of the content area for the blog masonry

    .blog-masonry .entry-content > p { display: none; }

    Thanks

    doughoepker
    Participant

    Many thanks! We’re *almost* there. The one thing that the above doesn’t quite get right is that I do want the category and date to appear on the individual post page (just not on the home page). Is it possible to tweak the above to make that happen?

    To be clear: On the home page (grid masonry) I only want the feature pic and the post title (entry header) to appear — which the above css tweak gets right. But on the individual post page, I want the title, date, and category to appear — and with the suggested css tweak only the title is appearing.

    Thanks!

    doughoepker
    Participant

    I was able to fix it like so:

    .blog-masonry .entry-meta { display: none; }
    .blog-masonry .entry-content > p { display: none; }
    .entry-meta .comment-link, .entry-meta .read-time { display: none; }

    doughoepker
    Participant

    New problem: on the homepage (blog masonry) the posts do not appear in chronological order (by date published) as one would expect. The first row is fine, but on subsequent rows, the order is off. If A = newest post and C = oldest post, the order they appear is as follows:

    Row 1: A B C
    Row 2: A C B
    Row 3: A C B
    Row 4: A C B

    I’m not sure what metric the masonry is using to organize the posts, but it’s not date published.

    Thanks for your help in figuring this out.

    doughoepker
    Participant

    I was able to fix it by changing the setting to “fit Rows”.

    serkan
    Moderator

    Hi @doughoepker;
    I am happy that you found the solutions. Good luck :=)

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