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How to remove the text "Published On:" in Post/Article pagee – WordPress

I’m using Avada layout to create my own custom layout for the single post blog (article/post) page.
I want the date meta to show, and its working as intended showing the date however before the date its writing “Published On:”.

Is there a way to remove completely or modify the text? (whether using the Avada options or through code)
Also I’m trying to figure out if this text "Published On:" is coming from the theme Avada or from WordPress itself however I can’t figure it out.

I actually tried to search all the website files for a text "Published On:" but it turned 0 results which made me baffled on where its coming from!

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    Found it! it turned out not to be in the theme or wp files. but in the plugin that comes with Avada called Fusion Builder.


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    in some themes there is an option where you can choose if this counter appear or not. For example the Salient theme options can do this.

    If you wanna change the string, you can use Loco translate or edit the .PO langages files of Avada with the software "PoEdit" for example.

    The other solution, to completly hide this text, is by using CSS.

    Can you show us an example page please.

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    If you dont want change php theme files or translate .po, can replace strings "on the fly" with jquery, like this.

    <script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
/*<![CDATA[*/
jQuery('.related-posts > div > h3').html('Posts Relacionados');
/*]]>*/
});
</script>

    Locate the parent class of string (xpath), and replace directly.

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