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Public Ticket #8630

Text and Feature Image

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Adrianne replied

Customer Reply

Ok, thanks for letting me know. 

Please can we consider this in the future as an option in an update. 

Cheers, appreciate it. 

PenciDesign replied

Staff Reply

Hi,

Unfortunately, you just can display published date or modified date there.

Best Regards,

PenciDesign

Adrianne replied

Customer Reply

Thank-you! That did work, but I also wanted to keep the originally posted date so that it reads like this:

Last Modified July 4, 2019 , Published  June 30, 2019, written by Adrianne.

Is that possible or too much, thanks, I should have explained that in my question originally. 

PenciDesign replied

Staff Reply

Hi,

Please try again with this code:

.post-box-meta-single > span:last-child:before {
    content: 'Latest Modified';
    width: auto;
    padding-left: 16px;
    border-right: none;
    border-left: 1px solid;
    height: auto;
    line-height: 1;
    opacity: 1;
    font-weight: bold;
    margin-right: 8px;
}

Best Regards,

PenciDesign

Adrianne replied

Customer Reply

Hello again, PHEW, I managed to figure it out!! Haha that kept me thinking for a bit! 

Would you like a new ticket for this extension of that question or can I ask it here please > now I would like to add a 'modified date' after the published date and I saw you advised someone to add the following code, but I did that and it didn't seem to work, am I adding it to the wrong place maybe?

.post-box-meta-single .entry-date:before {    content: 'Last Modified: ';    font-weight: bold;
}

I added it to customize>custom css but nothing happened, so maybe I did it incorrectly? 

Thanks again! 

Adrianne started the conversation

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Hi there and thanks, 

I have looked everywhere in the customize menu and read the documentation but I can't yet find out how to add some text in before the feature image on my blog. 

I did find the option to put the title and categories underneath it, but I want to add some text then have then have the feature. 

In the documentation I read about using page builder to build a new template to change the single post options, is that what i would have to do to achieve this? Or can I add some custom css?

In making this change I don't want to break the theme so that when I need to update it in future it will be fine with no issues. 

Can you please let me know about this, cheers for your time. 

Adrianne :) 

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