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I will have to rethink how I do this then. Thanks for getting back to me.

As to the Joomla thing, that was where we came from before switching to WordPress. Under the title of every post/page in WordPress, appears the date published and author. I figured out how to get rid of the author, but it is SITE wide. Not per post/page. In joomla, on each post and page, you can optionally show or hide the author and date published. WordPress could do with this. Now, there is a plugin called Show Hide Author that works. I just found that. But I didn’t find an equivalent for the date 🙁

OK. Did that. W3 Total Cache is the conflict (and yes, you could guess that I started at ‘A’). LOL.

BTW. I am sort of sure it can’t be done in WordPress Helpers as it is, but is it possible to introduce Joomla-like control over the meta data display? It allows you to switch it off (as it appears under the title), or individually switch off date and/or author. You can, off course, switch off comments already. Most folk have static pages that really don’t need these showing, I know I do. I am using a less than user friendly plugin that simply hides these using css, but it is a pain to set it up.

Yes, but it won’t turn off. I click disable, save, and it is still on??