The title is displayed in many places. If you want to hide it only on single post pages, add this to the end of your child theme’s style.css:
.singular .entry-title { display: none; }
You probably do not want to hide it on pages that show multiple posts because the title provides a link to the individual posts.
hey… thanks so much!
u made it so easy 🙂
thing is it left quite a large gap between the nav-menu and where the text-content begins.
how should i go about that?
thanx again,
Daniel
Please post a link to your site where the problem can be seen.
ohh sure…
http://www.usavisa.co.il
another btw Q: is there an easy way to work out the differences between Iexplorer (which most ppl here use for some odd reason) and firefox/chrome?
thanks for your help,
Daniel
To reduce the gap, try adding one or both of these styles:
.singular.page .hentry {
padding: 0;
}
#main { padding: 0; }
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to make a site completely independent of the browser. It generally involves a separate set of styles for IE than other browsers.
yes that worked great!!
i added both (tried one by one but gap was still kinda big).
thanks again.
thank u also esmi – i’m checking out that.
as a matter of fact the fix worked on Iexplorer only!
firefox & chrome still shows that title in the head of content area…
any solutions?
thanks,
Daniel
Strange. It works for me in both Firefox and Chrome. Be sure you have cleared you cache in those browsers.