Hey Husein,
Try adding this to your stylesheet:
.main-navigation .nav {
margin-top: -30px;
}
I found -30px looked about right to me, but of course you can play with that number.
Hope that helps.
Ninja vanish!
ImageOmega,
thank you for the fast reply I actually figured it out right after I posted so I edited the question to something that has puzzled me for a while now!!
thank you
No problem. Here’s the answer for your new question:
Goto the WP Dashboard and click on “Settings –> General”. The very top box should say “Site Title”. Just delete everything in the box.
I am not sure i explained my question right. I am wanting to remove the title of each page that appears in the content block/ body. for example the home page has a title under the header that says “home”
that is what I want to remove!!
does that make sense?
First, do not modify theme files – any changes to theme files will be lost when the theme is updated. If the theme has custom CSS option, ADD changes there or use a plugin to add custom CSS.
Try using this in that CSS:
h2.entry-title {
display: none;
}
Gotcha. That is the page title.
Add this to your stylesheet:
h2.entry-title {
display: none;
}
@imageomega – please stop telling people to modify theme files – you’ve been asked this before.
ImageOmega,
thank you so much that worked perfectly!!
and WPyogi,
Why cant we modify the theme template? is that bad? and how is it bad?
@wpyogi not my intention. Honest mistake.
Glad it worked out Husein,
Whenever you modify the actual theme stylesheet directly you’ll lose all the changes you’ve made if/when you ever update the theme.
Some themes have a place for you to add your own CSS in and if that’s the case, then you can do that there without worries. Otherwise, like WPYogi suggested a plugin to add custom CSS is also another easy solution.
There are more ways, but those are the quickest/easiest.
should I save my style sheet somewhere so in case I update I wont lose my customizations?
Install a custom CSS plugin and move any changes you’ve made to the custom CSS.
You can save a copy of the file too, yes, but that won’t prevent the changes from getting overwritten when the theme is updated.
Making regular back-ups of your site is always a good idea no matter what –
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Backups
thank you so much for all the help and advice!!
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