Find the <h1 class entrytitle... line in your index.php and edit it.
BTW, It is semantically wrong to have more than one h1 tags in a page!
what if it is the main blog?
And how many h2 per page?
Also when I edit it, what do I drop in, because I want this to automatically be done to every topic.
1. It doesn’t really matter whether “main” or not. On a page/file there should be only one h1. The rest of the heading tags (h2, h3, h4 etc.) can be in unlimited number.
In any well-designed theme the blog title is h1; the post titles are h2. (in some themes the date preceeds the title, so the date is in h2…)
2. Find the words “Permanent Link to” and delete them. It should be only once in the template file.
ok
but the thing is, when I hover over the link at my site http://www.sneakerfiles.com nothing happens,
so what can I add to make this happen?
Well, your main/index page looks strange…
You have categories as posts and real posts mixed. I can’t really understand what’s going on, sorry.
As for the title being displayed when hover – when I checked it at the link you posted in your first post here: it was there. I am afraid you deleted MORE than I said.
no,
that is another website.
I was showing a “example”
by you saying Well, your main/index page looks strange…
it is wrong, or just different?
1. Don’t give misleading examples. All the time I though you are talking about THAT website.
2. Give a real link if you want help with display/style/layout etc.
3. If your index works for you… be happy. I just didn’t understand while a title that seems to be a post, points to a category. Confusing.
is that bad?
and can you help with the second link, or no?
is that bad?
What?
I, probably, can if you post here the line that displays your post titles.
(Sorry, I am not going to download that theme…)
ahha I understand.
You said:
title that seems to be a post, points to a category. Confusing.
and I said “is that bad?”.
but the post id is:
<div class=”ncol”><!– Begin of the narrow column –>
<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<div class=”post”><!– Post Div–>
<h1 id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>”>
” rel=”bookmark”><?php the_title(); ?>
</h1>
Why is sooooo difficult to put two backticks around the code?
The backtick usually is on the left top of the keyboard where the tilde [~] is.
huh?
I do not understand.
I cannot read your code because as you typed it – gets rendered.
To display code correctly here in the forum, you have to put “backticks” around it. It says (and it’s shown) below the text input area on this page. Scroll down and read. What is so complicated???
Backtick is usually on the same key where the “tilde” [~} is; left top on most keyboards.
