Removing first few lines of text from blog post on shortcode

studio_ux · January 2015

Is it possible to remove the first few lines of text from the shortcode to only show the featured image and read more. seen here
http://cimux.com/cx/?page_id=1525

studio_ux · January 2015

Just to clarify, I want to keep the title and "read more" but cut the first few lines of content

Albert · January 2015

Yes, it is possible. For that please use below css:

.post-excerpt { display: none; }

studio_ux · January 2015

Awesome, Is there anyway I can cut everything except the date it was created, title and read more from the box?

Albert · January 2015

At this moment you have only title and read more so what else you want to cut? Please make a screenshot with explanation so we can avoid confusion.

studio_ux · January 2015

http://cimux.com/cx/?page_id=1525 on this page I have a masonry blog layout that only shows the title of the blog and read more. I would like to add the date it was created to each box. hope this helps.

Thanks

Albert · January 2015

Ohh, so you want to add date. We misunderstood then. But unfortunately this can not be done. Sorry!

studio_ux · January 2015

With blog posts it normally only shows the user that created it, time, title. There isnt a way to remove who posted it and still keep the date it was created?

Albert · January 2015

If you have item that shows user, time and title and want to keep date only, then please send us url to page where you got this item and we'll see what we can do for you. Because if this really exist, then should be possible to remove it but if it does not exist and must be added, then it can't be done with css.

studio_ux · January 2015

http://themes.muffingroup.com/betheme/blog?mfn-b=masonry

I need to keep title, date created, and read more.

haha sorry for being a pain but you guys are hands down the best support I have had.

studio_ux · January 2015

Also here is the css I am running for reference:

.post-footer .button-love { display: none; }
.post-header .button-love { display: none; }
.image_frame, .wp-caption { border: 0 !important; }
#comments { display: none; }
.post-header .button-love { display: none; }

.image_frame, .wp-caption { border-width: 0px !important; }
.post-footer .button-love { display: none; }
.icon-comment-empty-fa:before { display: none; }
.post-footer .post-links .post-comments { display: none; }

.single-post .image_frame .image_wrapper .mask { display: none !important; }
.single-post .image_frame .image_wrapper .image_links { display: none !important; }

.postid-xxx .single-photo-wrapper .image_frame { display: none !important; }

.Recent_posts ul li .photo .c { display: none; }

.single-portfolio .post-header { display: none; }

.single-portfolio .single-photo-wrapper { display: none !important; }

#Subheader { display: none; }

.single-post .single-photo-wrapper { display: none; }

.post-excerpt { display: none; }
.image_frame .image_wrapper .mask { display: none; }
.image_frame .image_wrapper .image_links { display: none; }
.image_frame:hover .image_wrapper img, .image_frame.hover .image_wrapper img { top: 0px; }

Albert · January 2015

So to remove user name, comments and love from this kind of blog layout, please use below css:

.post-desc .author-date .post-author { display: none; }
.post-desc .author-date .date span.label { display: none; }
.post-footer .button-love a.mfn-love { display: none; }
.post-links i.icon-comment-empty-fa { display: none; }
.post-links .post-comments { display: none; }

studio_ux · January 2015

Awesome thanks

studio_ux · January 2015

How do I do the same for the posts themselves?

Edit: nevermind I figured it out thanks for your help.

Albert · January 2015

You're welcome

studio_ux · January 2015

is there anyway to keep the date on the blog post but remove the date from the featured image used in a blog shortcode?

Albert · January 2015

Should be possible. Please send us url to page where you want to remove date and we'll find right css.

studio_ux · January 2015

http://cimux.com/cx/?page_id=1525 removing the date from the masonry boxes.

Albert · January 2015

You can do it within below css:

.author-date .date { display: none; }

studio_ux · January 2015

This removes the date globally, is there any way to keep the date on the blog post itself but remove the date from the masonry box?

Albert · January 2015

You can try below css then:

.masonry .author-date .date { display: none; }

Removing first few lines of text from blog post on shortcode

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