That’s done through the Cufon JavaScript class/file.
Somewhere in your theme you’ll find this sort of thing in a JavaScript file somewhere.
Cufon.replace ('h1');
You need to remove the reference to h1 in there. But just remember that doing that will set that back to the default font.
When you say:
In the source code when I delete the following it goes away:
… do you mean that you are using your browser’s “inspect element” (or similar) feature?
Changing things in the browser’s inspector does absolutely nothing to the site. It is merely a development tool which allows you to see, for example, what your site would look like if you made certain changes.
If you want to actually make changes to your site, you will probably have to edit your theme templates. In this case, you would have to locate the template in which the heading is generated, and delete the relevant code.
So how do I actually get to a place I am editing rather than inspecting?
And thanks for the help
You really should not modify theme files – as those changes will be lost when the theme is updated. Use a child theme to avoid that:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Or for what you are asking about, you can hide that page title with CSS – try ADDING this to a custom CSS section of your theme, or JetPack’s custom CSS:
.date_title {
display: none;
}
Thank you WPyogi…that worked
