This topic has 7 replies, 4 voices, and was last updated 8 years, 8 months ago ago by Stan Russell
I’ve managed to change the Footer-Flowers static blocks to what I want.
However, by default every new post is set to automatically use the old demo footer. Is there a way I don’t have to manually set the footer for every new post created? I’m happy for Single Blog Pages not to have a footer at all, if you can’t change the default easily.
Also how do I remove the About Author at the bottom of each single post/
And lastly, I’d like to get rid of “Posted on March 11, 2016 at 2:18 pm by wilma” on all blog pages, as well as the date out of the Recent Posts widget in sidebars.
Sorry – ignore the Author/Date question. Just looked at Blog Layout in Theme Options. Oops.
Still need to know the footer though.
Also how to move the Post categories away from the top to the bottom of the post. At the moment it takes prime position above the post title.
Hello,
1) Go to Appearance > Widgets, add 8theme – Statick Block widget to Footer2 area and select Footer block from drop-down list.
2) You should edit \woopress\wp-content\themes\woopress\single.php file.
Please find the following code on line 85
<h6 class="active"><?php the_category(', ') ?></h6>
and move it to line 117. See screenshot: http://prntscr.com/adsmz1
Regards,
Robert Hall
Thanks for that. Had to tweak it because the old 8Theme & payment icons footer still featured below the Statick Block footer but I fixed that by adding Text widgets to Footer Links & Footer Copyright…which I’ll probably leave like that actually 🙂
Re moving the Post category to the bottom – it fixed the single post page, but not the Main blog page.
See: http://callmewilma.com/kates-page/
Hello,
You need edit the file wp-content/themes/woopress/content-grid.php, move the code <h6 class="active"><?php the_category(', ') ?></h6>
in line 71 after line 97.
Best regards,
Jack Richardson.
And last but not least, how would I change the Category font so it’s not so large, and preferably not all CAPS.
Hello,
we have added following css code to Theme options > Global custom css:
.blog-masonry .active a{font-size:15px;text-transform:none}
Regards,
Stan Russell.
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