Sam
(@oxiclean)
View the plugin source, and modify it to remove the author.
Hi erodegrigo,
like Oxiclean said, you need to edit the plugin file to remove the author.
Open wp-recent-posts-from-category.php and go to line 151:
if ($meta) { $output .= '<br><small>' . get_the_author() . ' - ' . get_the_date() . '</small>'; }
Remove the author, so your code now is:
if ($meta) { $output .= '<br><small>' . get_the_date() . '</small>'; }
Hope this helps, bye
Daniele
Hi there,
But what happens when you update the plugin? That code change gets overridden? Why not add 2 different span elements with their own class names? So you could hide the author via CSS?
Hi luovajohtaja,
yes, your file gets overridden when you update the plugin, you have to copy your changes to the new version.
Having 2 different elements (with different classes) for author and date is a good idea, will be done in next release.
Thanks!
Daniele