Hi Umairee95,
thanks for using MH Magazine lite and we’re very happy that you like the theme.
How can I make it appear on the left side of site title and tagline? Or, how can I make logo and site title sections appear on the same line?
That isn’t possible out of the box. The theme has been designed to either display site title & tagline or a logo image, not really both at the same time. In addition you can upload a full-width header image.
In case you need anything else, you could create a custom child theme and modify the content in the header based on your personal needs and requirements (if you’re familiar with coding).
Also, how can I remove the author name? which by default appears on every post just below the title?
You could hide the author name on posts with a line of CSS:
.entry-meta-author { display: none; }
As an alternative, you could have a look at the premium version of MH Magazine, which includes options to hide post meta data, amongst various other additional features, options and custom widgets to configure your website.
Where should I put this one line of code? (I am not very familiar with coding) And also, If I am not making any large customizations, do I still need to create a child theme? Can’t I just save the changes somewhere – which I do to my parent theme – and reapply those changes to the new updated version of the theme?
And you also mentioned that I can place the header image at the top, but what if I want to run an ad in that header space? Is that only possible in the premium theme?
Thank you for your response 🙂
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This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by
umairee95.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by umairee95.
Where should I put this one line of code?
Just add the code under Appearance => Customize => Additional CSS in your WordPress dashboard.
…do I still need to create a child theme?
No, there is no need to create a child theme if you just want to add a line of CSS. Child themes are for larger customizations that also involve HTML/PHP changes.
…what if I want to run an ad in that header space? Is that only possible in the premium theme?
Yes, the additional widget area in the header is only available in the premium version of MH Magazine (see theme demo).
Here you can learn more about placing ads: How to place ads and banners.
I have put this code and it hides the author name on individual posts. But the problem is still there if I open any category. The posts under that still show author name.
How do I make sure it doesn’t happen anywhere? Not even in the facebook when I share it. Like facebook automatically shows sitename and byline below the content.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by umairee95.
As mentioned already in your other threads, you can always use your browsers inspection tool to inspect the elements on your website and then use that information to add your own custom CSS code, for example:
.mh-meta-author { display: none; }
Please also keep in mind that when you hide elements with CSS, they are still available in the source code on your site which can be crawled by search engines or social networks.
Completely removing the post meta data would only be possible by coding a custom child theme and then modify the theme based on your personal needs and requirements (if you’re familiar with coding) or, as an alternative, just upgrade to the premium theme and use the included options to disable post meta data.
