Match the color of your date/time to the color of your stronger accent on your custom colors
Put this override in your GLOBAL_HEAD overrides (between your style tags), using whatever color you have decided on (replace white with w/e your stronger accent color is)
p .index { color:white; }
As long as you use the same color in your **stronger accent**, you should not be able to see your date/time display at all at this point.
Step two: Putting the color back where you want it
The bonus to this step is you can also change your date/time to say whatever you want it to say. Look in the memories to find the tutorial about chaging what your date/timr says. This override does not belong inside of your GLOBAL_HEAD. Above it or below it will be fine. I am going to put a font tag in the override and use the color that I want my words to be.
Match the color of your date/time to the color of your stronger accent on your custom colors
Put this override in your GLOBAL_HEAD overrides (between your style tags), using whatever color you have decided on (replace white with w/e your stronger accent color is)
p .index {
color:white;
}
As long as you use the same color in your **stronger accent**, you should not be able to see your date/time display at all at this point.
Step two: Putting the color back where you want it
The bonus to this step is you can also change your date/time to say whatever you want it to say. Look in the memories to find the tutorial about chaging what your date/timr says. This override does not belong inside of your GLOBAL_HEAD. Above it or below it will be fine. I am going to put a font tag in the override and use the color that I want my words to be.
LASTN_DATE_FORMAT=><*****font color="black"****>%%dayshort%%, %%monlong%% %%dth%%, %%yyyy%% @ %%12h%%:%%min%%%%ampm%%<****/font>
That override will give me a black date/time on a white background with NO BRACKETS
You can change black to w/e you want
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