Yes I prefer that too so will keep testing. I can see there are no issues with index.php, template-list.php vs. meta data in that link. Show up in category and on front.
I only use a copy of content.php for content-link.php. And that means every posts, including std. format, gets meta block removed when not in single view, and set to full content = I must be doing something wrong.
If I remove the single view show_meta check, meta does show up since forced. Not like data has gone missing. If I do that for all content-XXX.php + content.php I am happy but seems wrong and of course single view check is gone.
Just like you do in content-archive.php
<?php themeblvd_blog_meta(); ?>
Anyway, below is what I am used to and why I will keep testing get_template magic until I get it. I like template idea better. This works for JumpStart, logic is the same I guess. “themeblvd_blog_meta” is like a “on top of each post” kind of hook, is now 🙂
add_action( 'themeblvd_blog_meta', 'post_format_remove_elements', 1 );
function post_format_remove_elements() {
if( !current_theme_supports( 'post-formats' ) )
return;
switch ( get_post_format() ) {
case 'link':
remove_action( 'themeblvd_blog_meta', 'themeblvd_blog_meta_default' );
remove_action( 'themeblvd_blog_tags', 'themeblvd_blog_tags_default' );
break;
default: // What ever is removed must be inserted again for std.post format
add_action( 'themeblvd_blog_meta', 'themeblvd_blog_meta_default' );
add_action( 'themeblvd_blog_tags', 'themeblvd_blog_tags_default' );
break;
}
}
