Blog Meta date posted 'at' - change to 'on'?

DebLiz · March 2016

Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but is it possible to change the blog meta text as shown in the screenshot? I'm not listing the 'time' the blog post was made, but rather just the date.. so grammatically it should read, 'on' instead of 'at'... is this a possible quick fix?

Thanks so much!

DebLiz · March 2016

Sorry, the website is http://tnsmachines.com and the blog mention is both on the home page and at http://tnsmachines.com/blog

Thanks again

Albert · March 2016

Hi,

in the past, we had on instead of at but we were getting some requests from English native speakers that it should be at instead of on. So as we can see, as many native speakers, so many schools of grammar. Anyway, to change this text, you can use the following css:

.post-desc-wrapper .post-desc .post-head .date span.label { display: none !important; }
.post-desc-wrapper .post-desc .post-head .fn::after { content: " on" !important; }

DebLiz · March 2016

Really? Wow, I may have it wrong then!

Regardless, thanks so much for the code! Greatly appreciated.

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DebLiz · March 2016

The code worked flawlessly for the blog mentions, but is there a way to fix it on single blog posts as well? Like on this page: http://tnsmachines.com/our-new-blog/

Thanks again very much. Very impressed by your support!

DebLiz · March 2016

Sorry one last question in this area - when I click on the 'news' category on the blog at http://tnsmachines.com/blog , it redirects to this page - http://tnsmachines.com/category/news/ ... where the same post shows up twice... maybe it' because there's only one post in the blog so far, but it seems like it shouldn't be there twice.. am I wrong on that?

Also, when I click on the author's name, it redirects me to this page http://tnsmachines.com/author/tnsadmin/ which looks the same as the above. I won't be adding author information for now so I'm not sure what to do with these links... do you have any ideas?

Thanks again!

Deb

Albert · March 2016

We are sorry but it can not be changed on single post pages with custom css. Single posts, requires files customization. So if you want to change this text on single post pages, you need to play with includes/content-single.php file.

In reference to 2nd question, looks like you created Blog page wrong way. Blog page should be empty but it looks like you used Muffin Builder items instead. Please take a look at http://themes.muffingroup.com/betheme/documentation/#blog where we explained how to create Blog page properly.

DebLiz · March 2016

Cool, thanks so much

Albert · March 2016

You're welcome!

Blog Meta date posted 'at' - change to 'on'?

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