Hi, you may get more response in the ‘Themes and Templates’ forum. Not used this theme myself so don’t know. A link would have been useful too! 🙂
wrong thread i think..
but anyway..
This is really theme specific, we would need to either download, install and check the theme you mentioned, or have you post a link to your site.
I advise the later. 🙂
So post a link to your site, and I’ll take a look
Here is a link to the site. I played around in editor with the header.php and removed at one point but messed up the header in the process.
http://adventurouswinos.com/
Thanks!
If it is the ‘Adventurous Winos’ text you are trying to remove then simply delete the text in the admin. Under Settings->General menu page delete the Site Title text, and/or the Tagline text as required. It won’t show up in the header any more.
Try adding:
#header h1 a {
position:absolute;
top:-9000px;
left:-9000px;
}
to the bottom of style.css.
Thats not in the header.php file,
probably in index.php, page.php, archive.php, single.php. why not open all of them up and run a search for the only part of that string thats not dynamic, ‘by’. when you find an instance of the word ‘by’ surrounded by some php to create a time stamp, and followed by some php calling the post authors name, you know you’ve found it..
If you still need help, contact me
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@dgwyer & @esmi she said the ‘posted by admin text’, not the h1 tag…
Oops, yes Erik is correct, was looking up in the header. 🙂
If you want to remove it on the home page only then find out which template file is being used for the home page (index.php, home.php etc.) and remove the ‘by [author link]’.
If you want to remove it site-wide then you will have to go through multiple files, or do a search as Erik pointed out.
I removed the heading like dgwyer said to and that worked great. Now my site Nav is floating in the middle of the header. Ugh. Any ideas.
@esmi
I’m using the theme Wooden-template and would like to remove the text in the header on the left side. Does anyone know how to do that?
Is there a way to remove the “posted by admin” text?
also it would be an h2 tag not an h1 tag if you look at her source..
@erikshosting: Go check the page source.
@jenbaers: Removing your site title text via Settings/General is not good for SEO. The CSS I gave above will pull the blog title text off the displayed page but allow it to remain available for search engines etc.
re: text on top left
By removing the text rather than using the CSS code esmi posted you’re losing a little bit of SEO.
re: …by admin
although I agree you may need to look in various places, I’d personally be looking for the class metainfo which is on the containing p tag.
@esmi, Here is the h2 tag, and the ‘posted by admin’ text she mentioned. THIS is what im talking about.
here is a link. maybe we can get on the same page.
