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You’ll find the tag line in your admin panel under Settings > General > Tagline There you can change it to whatever you like.

ok found out – added this to my content-page.php maybe not nice, but works for now… <?php $pieces = explode(‘:’, the_title( ”, ”, false ), 2 ); if (2 == count($pieces)) : ?> <h1 class=”entry-title”><span><span style=”font-size: 24px;”><?php print $pieces[0]; ?>: </span><span><?php print $pieces[1]; ?></span></span></h1> <?php else : ?> <h1 class=”entry-title”><?php the_title(); ?></h1> <?php endif; ?>

In your page template you can use the conditional statement is_category($category) to determine if the header should show: if (!is_category(‘fun’)){ the_title(); } … OR … Better: You can create a category template and not include the_title() in that template file. This is a cleaner way to ensure only that one category page leaves out the … Read more

the_title() prints/retrieve the title while get_the_title() retrieve the title. So your code should be something like this. <div class=”case-breaking__content”> <p> <?php $out = strlen(get_the_title()) > 50 ? substr(get_the_title(),0,50).”…” : get_the_title(); echo $out; ?> </p> </div> Note you can use the_title() but it is not recommended here to keep the code clean. <div class=”case-breaking__content”> <p> <?php … Read more

Try below code. global $post; echo esc_html( get_the_title($post->ID) );

Using get_the_title() will work for you: <h1><?php echo get_the_title(); ?></h1><span>YOUR CUSTOM CONTENT</span>

The easy way is to look at the URLs of the posts (or the IDs) and determine what ones you’d like to delete. Then go to the all posts page and hover over the title of the post you’d like to delete, then click the red trash button.