How to Remove Date and Author on Blogger Posts
Just a quick one here. I get asked this a lot - "How can I get rid of the date on my Blogger posts?" and equally "How can I remove my name from Blogger posts".
Both of these tasks can be done at the same time and is simple to do.
Login to Layout and Page Elements.
The Blog Posts Edit button will bring up the following screen. Just select the items you wish to show on your posts by checking the boxes.
I turned off several items and now the post looks like this...
And that is all there is too it.
Cheers
Griz
Thanks, that was very helpful :-)
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ReplyDeleteThanks!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for that. No need to edit HTML.
ReplyDeleteSo easy. Thanks for the help!
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ReplyDeleteThanks... however, this doesn't remove eg the author name from the rss feed. Do you know of any way to prevent the feed to show who the article was written by?
ReplyDeleteIs there any way to remove the date from specific posts only? I only want to remove the date from my mock static pages that are linked to in my navigation bar.
ReplyDeleteSummer: I don't think so since the template is the same for all posts. I think what we did was dating these pages way earlier than the blog started and add a note that the date isn't meaningful.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! I've been looking how to remove those dates for more than 2 hours! Muchas gracias
ReplyDeleteAnother grateful customer....:-)
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ReplyDeletethanks :) I didnt even know there was an edit for the post like that :)
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ReplyDeleteall the others sites had me going through the HTML codes
Thank you Grizly. I was looking for the info for a few hours now but cannot seem to follow what they teach.
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I hope you always blogging. All the best to you.
Is there a way to remove the date yet replace it with page numbers?
ReplyDeleteThank you! Very easy.
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ReplyDeleteWhy do people write on about css and other stuff that doesn't work, when it is this easy!
hi .. I did exactly the same steps below,I turned off the items I don't want to display and then clicked for save and nothing has changed ! any idea why ?
ReplyDeletethanks so much!
ReplyDeletethanks a lot! Such a simple info but so difficult to find. (As if Blogger doesnt want ppl to remove dtaes;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! It was easy to do!
ReplyDeleteThis aint work on other theme.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteSo easy to do.
ReplyDeleteSo why can't I remember it. lol
Thank you for this! I'm also wanting to remove the date of the posts from the BLOG ARCHIVE. How do you do that? I would like the blog archive to simply be a list of the blog titles
ReplyDeleteThank you! for this helpful post.
ReplyDeletemany thanx I spent a good 4 hours trying all sorts of html editing that other sites recommended..and the answer was this simple..brilliant
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