Have you looked on the widgets page in the control panel? The widget is called Meta, the only option for the widget is to change the title.
Have you added any widgets to your site, or are you using the default widgets? If you are using the defaults, you need to actually drag the widgets you want into your sidebar, and then you can change the settings of them.
Hi Jleuze,
Yup….I’ve tried that – but there doesn’t seem to be a way to remove the title – I don’t any title there……when you leave it blank it puts the default “Meta” as a title.
Thank you though 🙂
Rob
Hey Robertlg39,
I used this widget: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/minimeta-widget/ and it worked fine, you can modify it too.
Greetings
Use this http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/minimeta-widget/
And in the Appearances->MiniMeta Widget add a new configuration and uncheck the title for logged in and logged out and then use that configuration when adding the Widget in Appearances->Widgets.
Oops, missed that Kim09 had recommended that same widget.
Ah, I thought you just wanted to change the title.
The easiest way to get rid of the title completely would be to just hide it with CSS something like this depending on your theme:
.widget_meta h4 {
display: none;
}
Thank you all for your help!
I went with the minimeta – worked great 🙂
Now, I know I should just post a new question but I’m wondering if I can use this minimeta widget to do this somehow:
I want my site to be viewable by anyone – to leave a comment I have it so that you must be registered.
I also have one page – a static page – that, when someone clicks on the page, in the nav bar, I want them to have to login/register, before they can see that content.
Would any of you know how to do that? I know it can be done for the whole site….but can I lock down one page that way?
Thanks!
Rob
Thank you Michael….I will check those out!
Michael – that “Page Restrict” worked perfectly – thank you! Not sure how I missed it – but I appreciate all the help 🙂
Rob
