Posted 3 years ago #
Is there a way to hide the page name - the name that serves as the header or title on pages? Or some of them.
The idea is to replace them with picture headers.
Probably best to hide.
Can I remove this
<h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
in the page.php?
And where can I align text and pictures more to the left both in pages and sidebars?
I use default temp
Posted 3 years ago #
Yes, you can remove the_title();. It won't break anything.
Your theme should have a style.php (wp-content/yourthemename/style.php). That's where you'd adjust the alignment and positioning.
1. One of the Conditional Tags, is_page(), should work.
2. See CSS
Posted 3 years ago #
I don`t have a style.php but a css. and a rtl.css.
In which php do I put a Conditional Tags? In the page.php?
If I remove the_title - will the search thing on google find the page then?
And why is the pages seen in the browser ; page, then main ulr.
Posted 3 years ago #
Oops... it should be style.css not style.php. My mistake.
The page title per se-- the html title attribute-- is controlled by wp_title() not by the_title(). Removing the_title() won't effect that.
You last sentence is confusing. I think that this might be related to the question though.
In which php do I put a Conditional Tags? In the page.php?
If page.php is the Template in control, yes. See Template Hierarchy if that is in question.
Posted 2 years ago #
I choose to remove page name from all pages... then I can choose exact text and formatting as I prefer. I look for the following code in the page.php file and simply comment it out.
<!-- Commented out
<h2 class="topTitle">"><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
-->
I hope that this helps.
regards,
William
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