Can you provide a link to your site, so we can see where that’s happening and what theme you are using?
Thread Starter
dillee
(@dillee)
Hi there – thanks for getting back to me. The link is http://www.writing.co.uk/blog
You can do it by adding some CSS, either through a child theme, or a CSS plugin like JetPack or Custom CSS Manager (if the theme doesn’t have a Custom CSS option).
.page .entry-title {
display: none;
}
Thread Starter
dillee
(@dillee)
OK – many thanks.
I have now installed jet pack – it gives me a css edit option and the page is blank (with the message between the /* and */) do I just copy and paste in:
.page .entry-title {
display: none;
}
or will I need more than that to indicate where it is etc.?
Thread Starter
dillee
(@dillee)
OK – got it = used this:
.excerpt-title, .entry-title {
font-size: 2.625em;
line-height: 1.143;
}
and changed it to:
.excerpt-title, .entry-title {
display: none
}
Thanks! Just one more question – if I want to make one of the pages an exception to this rule (the blog posts page) is there a piece of code I can add in to make that happen? – I need the titles to appear on the blog post page.
Yes, just take .excerpt-title out of that rule so it looks like this::
.entry-title {
display: none;
}
The .excerpt-title is the class given to the title of the “excerpts” on the blog page.
