When I created a table using Price Table, it puts a date stamp at the top of the table:
On 1 September, 2014 by admin With 0 Comments
I can’t figure out how to remove it.
URL: http://nrecmoosehead.org/?post_type=pricetable&p=682&preview=true
Remove date stamp on Price Table page
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Hi Tim
Please try inserting this into a Custom CSS module like Jetpack Custom CSS: http://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/
.pricetable .post-info { display: none; }Thanks Andrew. It did work but I seem to having other issues with Price Table. (disclaimer–I’m new to WordPress) The table doesn’t show up on the webpage any more. I can see it when I go to my WP Dashboard=>Price Tables. But when I preview it…nothing. When I go to my webpage, it is not there; only the title. I noticed the permalink doesn’t work either.
Not sure. You’d need to start at the top, is the page/post still published? Have you recently updated your permalink structure? Perhaps go to Settings > Permalinks and hit Save to create a new .htaccess file. Does the same issue occur when you create a new page? Have you installed any plugins recently? Re-test with all non-SiteOrigin plugins de-activated.
The price table post is published. I just updated my permalinks then created a blank test page and published it. The permalink works. So, it seems to be confined to the Price Table plugin. I did install several other price table plugins while testing them out. But I have deleted them.
To confirm, you’re adding our Price Table widget to a page using our Page Builder plugin and then publishing that page?
I am using Price Table V0.2.2 by Greg Priday. I created a table and then added the URL to the “More Info” button here: http://nrecmoosehead.org/annual-events/moosehead-lake-togue-derby-with-ricky-craven/
It was up and running then I got back into working on the website and it just won’t publish or preview, but I can see the table in the Price Table edit window. Weird.
I tried creating a couple more test tables and had the same problem. I created a blank test page in WordPress and it worked fine.
i tried to deactivate the plugin and then activated it, but it made no difference.
I switched over to another plugin and got it working…
Sorry to hear about the hassles but glad you found a working solution.
For the future we have a newer price table widget in our Widget Bundle plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/so-widgets-bundle/.
All the best for your project.