How do i hide date section from my post page?











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Hi everyone i want to hide date from my AD section (http://prntscr.com/lgsb8), i tried few CSS codes with inspect element but they seems to be not working.



Any one please check and provide me correct CSS code to hide or remove this from page.?






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    Hi everyone i want to hide date from my AD section (http://prntscr.com/lgsb8), i tried few CSS codes with inspect element but they seems to be not working.



    Any one please check and provide me correct CSS code to hide or remove this from page.?






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      Hi everyone i want to hide date from my AD section (http://prntscr.com/lgsb8), i tried few CSS codes with inspect element but they seems to be not working.



      Any one please check and provide me correct CSS code to hide or remove this from page.?






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      Hi everyone i want to hide date from my AD section (http://prntscr.com/lgsb8), i tried few CSS codes with inspect element but they seems to be not working.



      Any one please check and provide me correct CSS code to hide or remove this from page.?






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          You can use nth-child to achieve this.



          .short-features div:nth-child(3){
          
    display: none;
          
}


          Here you have some information about it, let me know if that helps.






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          • Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:21










          • Can you provide the css you are using?
            – MartinBA
            Nov 10 at 21:22










          • using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:24












          • Sorry, I mean your custom css.
            – MartinBA
            Nov 10 at 21:25










          • Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:31




















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          You can change the date display in the theme editor by commenting out this code in your template:



          <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at  <?phpthe_time() ?>


          do this:



          <!--<?phpthe_time('F  j, Y'); ?> at <?phpthe_time() ?>-->


          these will leave the code intact in case you ever want to put the date back in. As long as the code is commented out the date will not appear on the live page.






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            You can use nth-child to achieve this.



            .short-features div:nth-child(3){
            
    display: none;
            
}


            Here you have some information about it, let me know if that helps.






            share|improve this answer























            • Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:21










            • Can you provide the css you are using?
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:22










            • using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:24












            • Sorry, I mean your custom css.
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:25










            • Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:31

















            up vote
            1
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            accepted










            You can use nth-child to achieve this.



            .short-features div:nth-child(3){
            
    display: none;
            
}


            Here you have some information about it, let me know if that helps.






            share|improve this answer























            • Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:21










            • Can you provide the css you are using?
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:22










            • using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:24












            • Sorry, I mean your custom css.
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:25










            • Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:31















            up vote
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            up vote
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            accepted






            You can use nth-child to achieve this.



            .short-features div:nth-child(3){
            
    display: none;
            
}


            Here you have some information about it, let me know if that helps.






            share|improve this answer














            You can use nth-child to achieve this.



            .short-features div:nth-child(3){
            
    display: none;
            
}


            Here you have some information about it, let me know if that helps.







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            • Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:21










            • Can you provide the css you are using?
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:22










            • using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:24












            • Sorry, I mean your custom css.
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:25










            • Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:31




















            • Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:21










            • Can you provide the css you are using?
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:22










            • using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:24












            • Sorry, I mean your custom css.
              – MartinBA
              Nov 10 at 21:25










            • Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
              – chbary
              Nov 10 at 21:31


















            Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:21




            Hi thanks for code, i added the code you provided me in my custom css. but this code seems to be not working. :(
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:21












            Can you provide the css you are using?
            – MartinBA
            Nov 10 at 21:22




            Can you provide the css you are using?
            – MartinBA
            Nov 10 at 21:22












            using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:24






            using this css: .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; } screenshot: prntscr.com/lgsk5f
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:24














            Sorry, I mean your custom css.
            – MartinBA
            Nov 10 at 21:25




            Sorry, I mean your custom css.
            – MartinBA
            Nov 10 at 21:25












            Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:31






            Full custom css code: .short-history li:first-child { display: none; } .ad-archive-desc .last-updated { display: none; } .short-features:nth-child(2){ display: none; }
            – chbary
            Nov 10 at 21:31














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            You can change the date display in the theme editor by commenting out this code in your template:



            <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at  <?phpthe_time() ?>


            do this:



            <!--<?phpthe_time('F  j, Y'); ?> at <?phpthe_time() ?>-->


            these will leave the code intact in case you ever want to put the date back in. As long as the code is commented out the date will not appear on the live page.






            share|improve this answer

























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              down vote













              You can change the date display in the theme editor by commenting out this code in your template:



              <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at  <?phpthe_time() ?>


              do this:



              <!--<?phpthe_time('F  j, Y'); ?> at <?phpthe_time() ?>-->


              these will leave the code intact in case you ever want to put the date back in. As long as the code is commented out the date will not appear on the live page.






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                You can change the date display in the theme editor by commenting out this code in your template:



                <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at  <?phpthe_time() ?>


                do this:



                <!--<?phpthe_time('F  j, Y'); ?> at <?phpthe_time() ?>-->


                these will leave the code intact in case you ever want to put the date back in. As long as the code is commented out the date will not appear on the live page.






                share|improve this answer












                You can change the date display in the theme editor by commenting out this code in your template:



                <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at  <?phpthe_time() ?>


                do this:



                <!--<?phpthe_time('F  j, Y'); ?> at <?phpthe_time() ?>-->


                these will leave the code intact in case you ever want to put the date back in. As long as the code is commented out the date will not appear on the live page.







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