This CSS removes the date and time from all comments across your entire site by hiding the comment meta data. It does not remove or delete the meta data associated with each comment from the database or from your source code.
This code works in child themes running on the Genesis theme framework.
This code works for the Twenty Thirteen default theme for WordPress.
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After
Other themes may use a different class for the comment meta data which you can grab using Firebug.
You can also run a database query in phpMyAdmin to remove comments and comment meta data from specific posts using a MySQL command.
display; none; is not always good for SEO, instead of editing css, editing functions is always a good deal. adding display; none only hide it from users but not for bots
#cheers
I think it is good because the date and time remain in the source code which is read by the bots but is removes from the front end.
Hey i have this on my site 🙂 i have a question how did you add a background to leave a reply ?
I didn’t add any background to the comments.
It must be generated by the default code in the child theme or Genesis.
You can use Firebug to inspect the code and find out.