What I did was really simple…In the admin panel I left the name as home, then I used conditional statements to change the name. For the navigation I used: <ul> <li <?php if ( is_home() ) { ?>class=”current_page_item”<?php } ?>><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/32328/<?php bloginfo(“url’) ?>”>About Us</a></li> <?php $args = array(“exclude” => “”.page_name(‘Homepage’).”, “title_li” => “”); wp_list_pages( $args … Read more
The post title cannot really be empty, because it’s used to create the slug of the post, which is often used in the permalink. Use the p2 approach and autogenerate the title. This solves a lot of problems. Whether you show that title in the theme or not is up to you.
I use this plugin together with TwentyTen too and encountered the same problem. My solution is to leave wp_title( ‘|’, true, ‘right’ ); unchanged but only enable the call to function bloginfo() in the next line if plugin WordPress SEO is inactive. include_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ ); // Add the blog name. if ( is_plugin_inactive(‘wordpress-seo/wp-seo.php’) … Read more
you’ve already had a comment about the lack of detail, so I’ll try and guess what you want to do. Assuming you’re inside ‘the loop’ and your title is being echo’d out with: <?php the_title(); ?> ..then the easiest way for you to show the title first is to do this: <?php $catobjarray = get_the_category(); … Read more
Not exactly wordpress question, more of a php but – The syntax for echo is quit simple : You start with a quotation mark, and close with a quotation mark. But since INSIDE the HTML we also need quotation marks , we separate them by using the single ‘ for PHP and the double ” … Read more
$title = get_the_title(); $title_array = explode(‘:’, $title); $first_word = $title_array[1]; $total_length_limit = 100; echo mb_substr( $first_word, 0, $total_length_limit ) . ‘…’;
Have a look at wp_ajax action hook for invoking your action. Then use update_post to update the title and slug.
Just change the $args array to this: //Let’s say you’re searching the posts with the title ‘The searched post’: $pages = array(); $args1 = array( ‘s’ => ‘The searched post’, ‘post_type’ => ‘course-manager’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ); query_posts( $args1 ); Your query_posts will return all the posts with the title alike ‘The searched post’.
I agree that editing the loop would be the best way to do this as it keep the changes local to that php template. Simply go into category.php (or archive.php) and tag.php, look for <?php the_title(); ?> and delete it or change it to <?php //the_title(); ?> to comment it out.
This happens because you have set the post format of that entry to link, and for that post format TwentyEleven does not show the post title: .format-link .entry-title { display: none; } Solution: Use another post format (standard for example) or another theme.