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Good evening all
Since last night i’m using the Omega theme on my blog, http://melodymusic.nl
There are 2 things i very much would like to change…
Hopefully someone here can tell me what to do to make it the way i want.
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Under de content of a post, there is a meta-data line. I would rather have this line above the content instead beneath it.
Prefarbly in the same line as the metra-entry line above the post.2)
In the first metra-entry line… the visitor see the link to ‘comments / edit’
I would very much like to see there words of my own choosing…Thank you in advance for a respons, greetings
♫ M e l ☺ d y ♫You need to copy these two files (and its folder) from omega theme into your church theme folder and modify them as you like.
– partials/entry-byline.php
– partials/entry-footer.php
you can remove all the code in entry-footer.php and put the code into entry-byline.phpThank you Han
My second question has been solved, thank you.
Your answer does not explain clear enough for me what i need to do to get the first line of entry-meta the way i want…
please explain some more?for first line of entry-meta, you can modify entry-byline.php as follow
<div class="entry-meta"> <?php if (is_multi_author()) { echo omega_apply_atomic_shortcode( 'entry_author', __( 'Posted by [post_author_posts_link] ', 'church' ) ); } else { echo omega_apply_atomic_shortcode( 'entry_author', __( 'Posted ', 'church' ) ); }?> <?php if ( omega_get_setting( 'trackbacks_posts' ) || omega_get_setting( 'comments_posts' ) ) { echo omega_apply_atomic_shortcode( 'entry_byline', __( 'on [post_date] [post_comments zero="Leave a Response" one="%s Response" more="%s Responses"] [post_edit before=" | "]', 'omega' ) ); } else { echo omega_apply_atomic_shortcode( 'entry_byline', __( 'on [post_date] [post_edit before=" | "]', 'omega' ) ); } ?> <?php omega_post_terms( array( 'taxonomy' => 'category', 'text' => __( 'Posted in: %s', 'omega' ) ) ); ?> <?php omega_post_terms( array( 'taxonomy' => 'post_tag', 'text' => __( 'Tagged: %s', 'omega' ), 'before' => '| ' ) ); ?> </div><!-- .entry-meta -->Hello Han
Thank you so much, this is what i wanted 😉
Just one more question….. is it possible to remove the post-edit-link?
😉 I know that its only visible to myself but still…
would you be so kind as to tell me how i can remove it?
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