I added the codes here (this post will show up as three columns, on wide screens, but will stack down in mobile phones), in order to have spaces between the “Posted On” and the “By” because currently, it shows no spaces, before and after so it looks like someone forgot to type spaces in between them.
One thing with all these automatic updates by other developers is, it can really wipe out our default settings or customized settings.Documenting all of the “hunting down” of codes and then customizing them with newer and updated Code Snippets here on this website to give others an idea (those non-techies who “question” my billable hours), can have an idea and an appreciation of the actual effort and time to figure out what’s wrong, and then to write and test which codes work, where and how and why.
All these “apps” are dumbing down people, they forget there are people and developers behind websites. And apps. (Apps are IN websites, some people are even surprised when I say that, they think they are on their phones. The apps on your phones, are hooked up on each specific app website. Why? So they can serve you targeted ads. Those “free” apps, aren’t really “free”. You become “the product” as your browsing habits and using habits are then “sold” to advertisers to improve their “ad spend” as they only show the ads to specific and targeted users. Take it from an app developer, and from an informatician – information scientist. It’s sad that I did post graduate studies on this, I cannot unlearn what I’ve learned. I’m not happy about the things I learned, because people are being duped into exposing themselves to all these tech companies, UNKNOWINGLY. When I created the Simplified Theme, that was the actual reason behind it. The fear of getting doxxed already happened to me, so I might as well be REAL transparent with just posting everything I feel like posting all over again – like how I used to do blog posts, no fear of censorship. No fear of stalkers anymore. FEAR of God only. =) ).
I am sharing all these codes here, because going forward, they can figure out how to do those themselves. They can try to use the codes I share here.
With the two deaths in my family recently, it now behooves me to do a brain dump of all of these things I know how to do.
In case I go next, someone else can pick up where I left off. I know also for a fact that all sites are “archived” on the internet. So, I’ll just let the interweb of things crawl these website contents too.
Amen. =)
/* Blog Post – Posted on Date by Author */
div.entry-meta {
font-size: 90%;
padding-top:0em;
padding-bottom:0em;
padding-left:0em;
padding-right:0em;
}
/* Blog- “Posted On” Margins */
span.posted-on {
margin-left:0.2em;
margin-right:0.5em;
}
/* Blog- “Tags” Margins */
span.tags-links {
margin-left:1em;
margin-right:0.5em;
}
/* Blog- “Leave a comment” Margins */
span.leave-a-comment {
margin-left:1em;
margin-right:0.5em;
}
/* Blog- “Edit” Margins */
span.edit-link {
margin-left:1em;
margin-right:0.5em;
}
Updated: 8/14/2020 2:27 p.m. to include the following links:
Module: Comments and Leave a Reply
Session: Aug 12 2020, Wednesday
Module: Chat Icon on the Bottom Right of the Screen
Module: Recent Blog Posts Widget
Module: Recent Blog Comments Widget
#CodeSnippets
I’m just adding codes to the problems and do the changes, as I see it fit.
Some of the fonts also displays differently.
Yes, I noticed too. Some of the test plugins don’t clean up after themselves and create pages that do not get removed when you actually uninstall the plugins.
This Module “Module: Blog Posts” is now marked as updated and resolved.
Cool.