Override the default article.tpl by copying it to /design/yourdesign/override/templates/full/article.tpl and comment or delete following lines which display author and date:
Hi Alex!
The best way to figure out which template do some part is to turn on the template debug option by editing /settings/override/site.ini.append.php file. Add the following lines into that file:
tnx again Vjeran. My problem wasn't even that much of the filename issue I guess, but rather where do I put the override file. I'm trying to figure out the filestructure for the override files but I don't seem to understand it.
I understand that it has to be somewhere within /design/my_site/override/templates/, but where do I place it from there forward. I'll go through the available documentation again and try to figure it out
Hi. Template overrides are handled trough /settings/override/siteacces/mysite/override.ini.append.php, so check it.
The easiest way (or maybe not, I'm also a beginner ;-)) is to follow same directory structure as in /standard or /base dir. So, if you want to override
design/standard/templates/node/view/sitemap.tpl, copy it to the /design/mysite/templates/node/view/. Hope this helps.