Post meta data refers to the author’s name, date and/or numbers of comments that you sometimes see below the page title.

Example:

Posted in {Category} by {Author Name} – 3 comments

Hiding this information is specific to your theme, so not all solutions listed below will work for everyone.

Check the Customizer

First, we recommend you check the WordPress Customizer. Sometimes a theme will provide a simple checkbox for you to hide this information.

Go to Appearance > Customize
Check all the panels to see if there’s an option to hide post meta data

Because every WordPress theme is built differently, it’s important to review theme settings carefully. For theme-specific questions, please refer to the theme developer’s documentation or support team.

Look at your Theme Settings

Some themes have their own settings section that can be either a stand-alone tab or under the Appearance tab.

Custom CSS

If you don’t find anything in the Customizer or your theme’s settings, you can use a little custom CSS. Again, this is heavily dependent on your theme, and might not work for everyone.

Hide on ALL LearnDash pages (works for many themes, but not all):

.single-sfwd-courses .entry-meta,
.single-sfwd-lessons .entry-meta,
.single-sfwd-topic .entry-meta,
.single-sfwd-quiz .entry-meta,
.single-sfwd-assignment .entry-meta {
	display: none;
}

If you’re using the Divi theme, use this instead:

.single-sfwd-courses .post-meta,
.single-sfwd-lessons .post-meta,
.single-sfwd-topic .post-meta,
.single-sfwd-quiz .post-meta,
.single-sfwd-assignment .post-meta {
	display: none;
}

For all other themes, please contact your theme developer and ask for steps to remove the post meta information.