Offhand I’m not sure. Can you make your function more specific so it targets a more specific element that doesn’t include the post navigation.
Can you provide a link to your site?
What element are you targeting with your function? Can you target just .entry-header .entry-title ?
I can’t just touch the css unfortunately as the function that creates the 3 style post title assigns a style to each piece.
Image of Post Title
The title of the post is entered like so:
Aegilops cylindrica|jointed goat-grass|Poaceae
This function beaks it apart and reformats it.
function change_post_title($title) {
if(doing_filter('cmtt_tooltip_content_add')){ return $title; }
$cpt_tmp_title=explode("|",$title);
if ( in_the_loop() ) {
return " <span class=\"mtitle-latinname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[0]." </span><span class=\"mtitle-commonname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[1]." </span><span class=\"mtitle-familyname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[2]."</span>";
}
}
At the bottom of the page, the post navigation is also formatted like the title:
Post Navigation
I’d like to modify the post navigation titles. Obviously the post navigation uses titles as it gets formatted. I’m looking for the right IF statement to use to identify when we’re modifying the titles used in post navigation or specifically the post title shown at the top of the page.
In the code above, I already have a check in the function so I don’t modify the glossary terms.
Ideally it would look like this (pseudo code):
function change_post_title($title) {
if(doing_filter('cmtt_tooltip_content_add')){ return $title; }
$cpt_tmp_title=explode("|",$title);
if ( in_the_loop() ) {
if(this is the main post title){
return " <span class=\"mtitle-latinname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[0]." </span><span class=\"mtitle-commonname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[1]." </span><span class=\"mtitle-familyname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[2]."</span>";
}else{
return " <span class=\"smmtitle-latinname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[0]." </span><span class=\"smmtitle-commonname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[1]." </span><span class=\"smmtitle-familyname\">".$cpt_tmp_title[2]."</span>";
}
}
}
Ideally, I could assign a different class to the post navigation titles vs. the post title.
Ah, gotcha – thanks for explaining in more detail what you’re doing.
My colleague and I both looked at this and we couldn’t think of any other parameters to add to the in_the_loop() function or any other conditions to add to your current function so that it excludes the title in the post navigation.
Another route to go would be directly modifying the_title() output instead, but I’m wondering if a simpler route would just be to override the CSS itself to return the post navigation to a simpler display.
For example, you could try adding something like this to your child theme:
.navigation-post .mtitle-latinname, .navigation-post .mtitle-commonname, .navigation-post .mtitle-familyname {
color: #000;
font-size: 16px;
font-weight: normal;
}
Let me know if that would work for you.
