For SEO purpose, change that page title from “Home” to something meaningful to the site. Instead of display none, use this below, with my-theme-entry-title-class that theme uses.
/* hide entry title on page id 97 */
.page-id-97 .my-theme-entry-title-class {
position: absolute !important;
clip: rect(1px 1px 1px 1px); /* IE7 */
clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px);
}
For help that’s specific to the theme, use theme’s own support channel.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome#Commercial_Products
Hm.. that doesn’t help. Does anyone know how to make that code disappear but still have it not display “home” at the top?
Looks like it’s working fine to me – I don’t see “home” or any code on your page.
Oops, now I do see that code on the page – where did you add it?
Look at the bottom of every page above the footer. The code still shows up, but “Home” doesn’t.
AND, BTW, you should use what Paul posted rather than “display: none;”
On the child theme style.css page at the bottom…like this:
/*
Theme Name: Canvas Child Theme
Description: A child theme for Canvas
Author: Admin
Template: canvas
(optional values you can add: Theme URI, Author URI, Version)
*/
@import url("../canvas/style.css");
.page-id-97 .title {display:none;}
I don’t understand what Paul posted… 🙁
Are you sure you did not put that code anywhere else too? It shows up in the footer even after I remove it in Firebug.
On Paul’s code try using this instead of what you have:
/* hide entry title on page id 97 */
.page-id-97 .title {
position: absolute !important;
clip: rect(1px 1px 1px 1px); /* IE7 */
clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px);
}
Edit: same code WPyogi just posted.
For other problem, pleasse go direct to theme’s dedicated support forum.
It looks like it’s intentionally put there, because for that to happen you have to take the content from child theme’s style.css and echo it out in the single template.
Try deactivate all the plugins that you think it might do this.
I tried putting that instead of what I have but I still see
.page-id-97 .title {display: none;}
at the bottom of the page…I guess it must be somewhere else, too? But I tried earlier searching through every page in editor for that line and I didn’t find it anywhere else but where I told you I put it.
Did you clear browser cache ?
When editing CSS live like this, reload with Ctrl+F5.
at the bottom of the page…I guess it must be somewhere else, too?
No, it could just be in one place but something grabs it and echo it out in template.
I tried clearing my browser cache and that didn’t work..so you think a plugin might be causing this echo then? I’ll try deactivating my plugins
I deactivated the 3 plugins that I’ve added since I started seeing this issue and the issue is still there.
