Learn in this tutorial how to hide the post_content or content of Genesis Framework entries by code.
If you’re using custom fields to fill in and display the information for an entry instead of the default content, perhaps you don’t need the entry content to be loaded.
Do you want to remove it?
You can do this easily thanks to a Genesis hook (specifically genesis_entry_content).
Snippet to remove content from Genesis entries
Add this fragment to the end of the functions.php file:
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And if you want, you can remove all the metadata under the title with a single line of code: author, date and number of comments.
Conclusions
Now you know how to erase the post_content of the entries in any Genesis child theme.
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