Does anyone know how I would go about hiding the comment text on my main page for my articles like the part below that says "Posted by Kasru at 1:10 PM 0 comments".
Go into the wp-content folder, then themes, and find which theme you are currently using. Then open up the index.php file and find the code where the posts start being output. Then look for the functions (not sure of the exact name) which mention wp_author(), wp_date(), etc etc. Again, not sure if those are the exact names, but it should be something like that. Once you find those, either put them in HTML / PHP comments, or just delete the lines entirely.
The purpose of a community forum like this is to share our knowledge. Either offer a fix or go on. If it were worth it to the OP to pay for a snippet or two, it would be worth professional rates, not $5—more like $75/hr against a four hour minimum. gary
You mean you enter each post individually? All blogs need to have some type of backend code, as that is how new posts can be added with an admin panel. How are you doing it with just straight HTML? And if you are just using HTML, you can probably just open up a page and do a search for the "posted by whoever" text, find it, and delete it.
If you want to hide it use display: none or visbility: hidden; depending on if it's wrapped inside a class/id of some sort. If you want to get rid of it then delete it? You want us to guess your blog platform and guess your whole template, these people aren't magicians