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title: "How to Hide Blog Post Date in WordPress Blog Posts?"
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# How to Hide Blog Post Date in WordPress Blog Posts?

## Key Takeaways

- Nexter Blocks includes a Post Listing block that allows users to hide the post date from blog post listings.
- Users can turn off the Show Date toggle under the Extra Options tab to hide the post date.
- The Post Listing block requires installation and activation of Nexter Blocks to access its features.

Sometimes, you may want to hide the date on your WordPress blog posts. Perhaps you have content that you want to remain evergreen and not be tied to a specific date, or maybe you want to create a more timeless feel for your website. Whatever your reasons may be, hiding the blog post date can be a great option for some website owners. 

With the Post Listing block from the Nexter Blocks, you can easily hide the post date from your blog post listing.

*To check the complete feature overview documentation of the Nexter Blocks Post Listing block,* [click here](/docs/post-listing-block-settings-overview/).

***Requirement  - This block is a part of the Nexter Blocks, make sure its installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.***

[LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/listing/wordpress-post-listing/)

To do this, add the Post Listing block on the page, and select the appropriate listing type, post type, style and layout.

Then go to the **Show Post Meta** option under the **Extra Options** tab.

> *Note: Turn on the ****Show Post Meta**** toggle if it is turned off.*

Then you’ll see different post meta related options, turn off the **Show Date** toggle.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/post-listing-layout-show-date-new.png)

This will hide the post date from the post listing.

Also, learn [How to Hide Author Name in Blog Posts in WordPress](https://nexterwp.com/docs/hide-author-name-in-blog-posts-in-wordpress/).

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: What if the Show Date toggle is not visible in the Post Listing block?**
A: If the Show Date toggle is not visible, ensure that you have the Post Listing block properly installed and activated as part of the Nexter Blocks. This block is essential for accessing the option to hide the post date. If the toggle is still missing, consider checking for any updates or reinstalling the Nexter Blocks.

**Q: Can I hide the blog post date for specific posts only?**
A: The current setup with the Post Listing block does not allow for selective hiding of the post date on individual posts. It applies to the entire listing. If you need specific posts to display dates while others do not, you may need to explore custom coding or additional plugins that offer more granular control.

**Q: What are the best practices for hiding post dates in WordPress?**
A: Hiding post dates can enhance the timelessness of your content, especially for evergreen articles. However, consider your audience; some users appreciate knowing when content was published. Use the Post Listing block from Nexter Blocks to hide dates effectively, but ensure your content remains relevant and up-to-date to maintain credibility.

**Q: Does hiding the post date affect SEO?**
A: Hiding the post date can impact SEO indirectly. Search engines often use dates to assess content relevance. If your content is evergreen, hiding the date may help maintain its perceived value over time. However, ensure that your content is still optimized for keywords and user engagement to retain SEO effectiveness.

**Q: What happens if I turn off the Show Post Meta toggle?**
A: Turning off the Show Post Meta toggle will hide all post metadata, including the post date and author name. This can create a cleaner look for your blog posts but may also remove useful context for readers. If you want to hide only the date, make sure to leave the Show Post Meta toggle on and just disable the Show Date option.