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  Public Ticket #2071376
Text and Feature Image
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  •  1
    Adrianne started the conversation

    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 :) 

  •  1
    Adrianne replied

    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! 

  •  2,700
    PenciDesign replied

    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

  •  1
    Adrianne replied

    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. 

  •  2,700
    PenciDesign replied

    Hi,

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


    Best Regards,

    PenciDesign

  •  1
    Adrianne replied

    Ok, thanks for letting me know. 

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

    Cheers, appreciate it.