If there is only 1 post showing up in your page, you could use the the_title() filter to hide the title. The simplest way would be this: function hide_my_title( $title, $id = null ) { if ( is_single( 2 ) ) { return ”; } return $title; } add_filter( ‘the_title’, ‘hide_my_title’, 10, 2 ); This … Read more
The display of ‘things’ on your blog page is usually dependent on the theme. You can verify this by switching to one of the ‘twenty’ default themes and redisplay the page. If the title appears, then you have verified that the problem is a theme problem. If you verify a problem with the theme, then … Read more
The simplest way to do it is to give the post an empty string as title. This means whenever your title is shown it will not contain anything, and will not output anything, except an empty tag. Furthermore, you can choose not to render that tag at all using an appropriate CSS selector + ::empty. … Read more
This seems like a theme issue. I believe it’s trying to pull the site title or site description and append it after the hyphen. You can also see this issue occur if you hover your browser tabs title or view source and view the title tag. To test this theory you can follow the below … Read more
Allowing HTML elements in title widgets spacing problem
single_post_title only works on single posts, so you are okay using this. First thing you could try is changing “true” to “false” to make the title be returned in the title tag you’ve created. If that doesn’t fix it then try adding an h1 as below (which i don’t think you’ll need). SEO is also … Read more
You’re substr() on the span which will chop the closing span off. I think what you want is: return ‘<span class=”title-tooltip”>’ . substr( $title, 0, 34 ) . ‘</span>’;
You could write a function to hook into the display of the title, and then when the title is displayed, it will get the value of the custom field and append it to the title. That way you aren’t editing/changing the title every time you save the post. You could do something like: function append_year( … Read more
When you’re using get_post_meta() and the post meta doesn’t exist for that post (or page or custom post type), then the function returns either an empty array or empty string depending on if the third parameter is false (default) or true. Since you’re passing true as that parameter, you can check if either the first … Read more
Post title spoiler how?