Hi
Try removing this line:
<?php echo sprintf('<h1 class="storytitle">%s</h1>',get_the_title());?>
from your page.php file.
Thanks
Alex
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kmease
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Thanks Alex for responding!
That was the first thing I tried LOL
Did not work 🙁 Bummer!
Would it help anyone if I posted the page.php code?
Thanks Again
Kenn
It does work. You probably saw a cached version.
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kmease
(@kmease)
Thanks for the response Andrei!
I opened the page.php in notepad, removed the entire line, saved it as a new name then uploaded it to the site, after deleting the original and then renamed the amended file to page.php. After doing this I received an error message.
I did notice that when I saved the page.php that the integrity of the code was compromised in that it did not save it in the line by line that the original format was in. Did not know if this might affect the integrity of the php code or not? I told you I was new to this 🙂
I’ll attempt again
Kenn
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kmease
(@kmease)
Did the same thing and saved the new document in word. I don’t know if that was the difference or if I just made a mistake the first time.
But you both are right, it did work. Thank you, thank you!
Another question? Is there a way to keep the integrity of this when the theme gets possible updates or will I just be required to change the page.php if this occurs?
I really appreciate the quick response to my questions by you fellow forum members. Means a whole lot to this newbie!!
kenn
I would get a decent editor if I were you, for example, Notepad++. I personally prefer vim, but you might find it difficult to use at first.
Secondly, your routine with saving the file with the different name, uploading, deleting and renaming is kind of unnecessary. Why don’t you just make a backup copy of your file locally and then make changes to original and overwrite remote file when you upload?
Anyhow, good luck with your project 😉
EDIT: Yes, with child themes:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Create a new folder adventure-journal-child
Create a style.css file similar to what described above
Copy your modified page.php file
Activate your new child-theme from admin panel
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kmease
(@kmease)
Thank You again Andrei!
It appears with the ease of usage plus the promptness of the community support that WordPress may be my CMS of choice. I was using an earlier version of Joomla and found the new version a little intimidating.
I really appreciate the help!!!
Kenn
