this is a theming issue. it's often handled by the 'submitted' variable in the node.tpl.php template file. you could add whatever logic you'd like to your theme to dictate if/when that information is displayed.
(it seems to me there used to be a toggle for displaying this info w/ certain content types in the admin UI, but i'm not able to find it now... i would expect to see it at /admin/content/types/* ... maybe i'm imagining it.)
goto administer -> themes
click on the configure tab
find the Display post information on area
uncheck the content types you don't want post information to show up on
done.
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If you are sure that you've uncheck the correct content type and are sure you saved the form.
clear your browser cache and the cache tables in the database. Especially if you have page caching turned on in administer -> performance. It's the only reason I can think of that would stop that from working. It's been part of Drupal for some time now.
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I guess it was something specific to the theme I was using. I had to take the corresponding line out of the node.tpl.php file and now it's how it should be.
I tried that but then the post date and post author disappeared. I only want to hide the author. Should I just hack the theme. I'm trying to avoid it if possible because I typically find that drupal can be configured to do pretty much everything I need to do :)
If you want something more then what the setting does, or less than the setting does in this case, you will have to alter it at the theme level. _____________________________________________________________________ My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
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this is a theming issue.
this is a theming issue. it's often handled by the 'submitted' variable in the node.tpl.php template file. you could add whatever logic you'd like to your theme to dictate if/when that information is displayed.
(it seems to me there used to be a toggle for displaying this info w/ certain content types in the admin UI, but i'm not able to find it now... i would expect to see it at /admin/content/types/* ... maybe i'm imagining it.)
(if you're new to themes, check out the Theme Developer's Guide to get started.)
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goto administer -> themes
click on the configure tab
find the Display post information on area
uncheck the content types you don't want post information to show up on
done.
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My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
so i wasn't imagining it!
so i wasn't imagining it! thanks for the reminder and simpler solution, VeryMisunderstood.
Thank you! So simple. :)
Thank you! So simple. :)
I spoke too soon...
I did that, but they're still showing up.
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If you are sure that you've uncheck the correct content type and are sure you saved the form.
clear your browser cache and the cache tables in the database. Especially if you have page caching turned on in administer -> performance. It's the only reason I can think of that would stop that from working. It's been part of Drupal for some time now.
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My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
I guess it was something
I guess it was something specific to the theme I was using. I had to take the corresponding line out of the node.tpl.php file and now it's how it should be.
Yes but that causes post date and author to disappear
I tried that but then the post date and post author disappeared. I only want to hide the author. Should I just hack the theme. I'm trying to avoid it if possible because I typically find that drupal can be configured to do pretty much everything I need to do :)
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If you want something more then what the setting does, or less than the setting does in this case, you will have to alter it at the theme level.
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My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
Thank You
It work and easy ,Thank you very much