[chaitan]

How do I disable, number of comments, author name for posts.

[Mehmet S.]

Hi, use this in your custom css field:

body.home .comments-link,
body.home .by-author
{ display: none; }

Thanks

[chaitan]

Great! Thank you.

[Mehmet S.]

You are welcome!

[mattiashargin]

I used that shortcode for removing author, but thats just in the “bloggfeed”, the author still shows in the single posts. Is that possible to also remove?

[Mehmet S.]

Hi, use this in your custom css field:

body.single .by-author { display: none; }

Thanks

[mpan]

How do I move this section to the bottom of the post instead of the top?

[Mehmet S.]

Hi, use this in your External JS field:

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function($)
{
var entry_meta = $( 'body.single .entry-meta' );

$( 'body.single article' ).append( entry_meta );
});
</script>

[Alexey]

Hi Mehmet! I used this code to get rid of “by author” info in the homepage and single posts and it worked great.

body.home .by-author { display: none; }
body.single .by-author { display: none; }

However, when I visited my website through Safari on the iPhone, the homepage of the site shows only the name of the post without date and category while they’re shown in individual posts.

Is it a bug or should I add some additional code to Custom CSS?

[Alexey]

I just noticed that this discussion was about Bloggy WP but I think the code is no different for Read WP?

[ahmetsali]

Hi, Alexey, please provide your url to see what’s wrong.

[Alexey]

Sure, it’s http://infovert.net/

I also noticed that permalink sign which Mehmet gave me script for (http://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/insert-permalink-sign-into-post-headerfooter/) is also invisible in mobile Safari.

That’s awkward and is a rather big potential problem.

[ahmetsali]

actually it is not a problem, it is how we designed this theme, we don’t show post meta on blog list on mobile devices, only show them on post single pages. You can try this custom css to make it always appear;

@media (max-width: 767px) {
.blog-posts .entry-meta { display: block; }
}

[Alexey]

Unfortunately entering this into custom CSS didn’t do anything to post meta + it killed the permalink functionality from external js which I mentioned in the previous comment. And I can’t get it working even after deleting this custom CSS!

I’d like to resolve the issue asap. Any ideas?

[ahmetsali]

the custom css code in my previous post works on my side and there is no chance it can conflict with external js code. Let me know when you add the custom css code again, and will check why it is not working on your site.

[Alexey]

After updating the theme to the latest version, I tried again and it now works in mobile Safari. Thanks a lot, Ahmet!