I am not familiar with the theme, but assuming the title’s class is title put this into your css file: .title { display: none; }. If it is an id put this in there #title { display: none; }. And if it is an html element like h1 use this h1 { display: none; }.
Thanks guys! I was able to solve it with: <a href=””.get_permalink($comment->comment_post_ID).””>”.get_the_title($comment->comment_post_ID).”</a>
You can add a check to see if the current page is the home page, and if so skip adding the page title. This would make the final code look like this: <title><?php global $page, $paged; // Add the page title if not the front page if ( is_front_page() ) { wp_title( ‘|’, true, ‘right’ … Read more
The problem is in the theme you’re using. This has been reported before: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21430 Seems that Elegant Themes don’t like their widgets to not have titles. So they have a function called “et_widget_force_title” which changes blank titles into titles with a single space. In case of doubt, always try disabling plugins and switching to the … Read more
Tested this and it worked perfectly on Genesis. You can also use HTML tags in the custom field. add_action( ‘genesis_entry_header’, ‘content_after_archive_title’, 15 ); function content_after_archive_title() { if ( is_home() && genesis_get_custom_field(‘after-title’) ) : echo ‘<div class=”after-title”>’. genesis_get_custom_field(‘after-title’) .'</div>’; endif; } Uses the native custom fields meta box which you can reposition under the Editor. You … Read more
There is no filter that would allow you to strip those $before and $after values: 42 function the_title($before=””, $after=””, $echo = true) { 43 $title = get_the_title(); 44 45 if ( strlen($title) == 0 ) 46 return; 47 48 $title = $before . $title . $after; 49 50 if ( $echo ) 51 echo $title; … Read more
It looks like your WP Jquery Lightbox plugin is generating these extra captions. Check out the source of the jquery.lightbox.js file: … cut … var s=””; if (title != ”) { s=”<span id=”titleText”>” + title + ‘</span>’; } if (caption != ”) { if (title != ”){ s += ‘<br />’; } s += ‘<span … Read more
You should use the wp_title filter, see: other question They are creating a separate function that handles the output.
Your example code could easily be converted to an array, like this: Updated and improved code for your new example: function manipulate_post_title( $title, $post_id ) { $title_array = array( ‘1153’ => $title . ‘-suffix’, ‘2’ => ‘prefix-‘ . $title, ‘3’ => ‘completely different title’, ); if ( is_single() && isset( $title_array[ $post_id ] ) ) … Read more
If you’re on a page by default The Loop will only run once so why not wrap your title and content in a container where you can have post_class() available? Start your loop at the top and end it before you get to your footer (or where ever you need to end it). If you … Read more