Hide Comments on Blogpost

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• Albert

  November 2015

  Hi,
  
  thank you for great suggestion. We completely forgot about it and we'll try to sort it out while future updates. However, at this moment, you can remove those comments with below css:

  .post-footer .post-links .icon-comment-empty-fa, .post-footer .post-links .post-comments { display: none !important; }

  But to remove the author and leave the date only, please use below css:

  .post-meta .author-date .author { display: none !important; }

  However, it is not possible to change format date unfortunately.
  
  Thanks!
  

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• MadMax94

  November 2015 edited November 2015

  OK Thanks
  
  But is there a way to hide the "am" in front of the clock symbol.
  
  In the english version i think its "at"
  
  
  
• Albert

  November 2015

  That can be done in theme files unfortunately because this word comes with date.
  

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• MadMax94

  November 2015

  OK where can in find it in the file ?
  
• Albert

  November 2015

  It depends if you use blog page or blog item. If it's blog page, then content is stored in includes/content-post.php file, but if it's item, then you should look under functions/theme-shortcodes.php file where all items are. Please also notice that any files modification must be done on your own. But if you don't know how, then you should contact with your website developer because theme files customization are not included.
  
  Thanks for understanding!
  

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