It’s not always appropriate to display the information after each post, so with a little modification in loop.php in the current theme’s folder, that info can be shrunk to a less distracting size, or eliminated altogether. Even when it is deleted from the loop, the posts still bear the tags in their meta-data. I eliminated them from BabcockBulldogs.com just to make it look nicer of course.
Customized WordPress loop.php to shrink or eliminate tags (1)
George Post author
Although this method works, it is better to modify the CSS from the header of the blog. Each element of the loop is already assigned a class from when it was originally attached to the theme’s style sheet. I only need to examine the source from the browser to see which class I want to modify, and then assign my desired values to the CSS styles of the header.
Although this method works, it is better to modify the CSS from the header of the blog. Each element of the loop is already assigned a class from when it was originally attached to the theme’s style sheet. I only need to examine the source from the browser to see which class I want to modify, and then assign my desired values to the CSS styles of the header.