digitalnature

edit the page or post on which you want to hide the title, and add a custom field named “hide_title”

try this:

<?php
  function insert_post_ads(){
  if (is_single()) echo do_shortcode("[ad code=1 align=center]");
  }
  add_action('mystique_after_post', 'insert_post_ads');
?>

if you really want the ads inside the content the old code should work:

<?php
function insert_post_ads($content){
  $content .= do_shortcode("[ad code=1 align=center]");
  return $content;
}
if(is_single()){
  add_filter('the_content', 'insert_post_ads',4);
  add_filter('get_the_excerpt', create_function('','remove_filter("the_content", "insert_post_ads",6); return;'),5);
}
?>

settings are kept, but if you made changes to the theme files, you’ll loose them.
make back-up first just in case…

in the theme settings – advanced tab, there’s a “custom functions” field. paste this in it:

<?php
function my_icon($nav_extra){
  $nav_extra = '<a href="'.get_bloginfo('rss2_url').'" class="nav-extra rss" title="RSS Feeds"><span>RSS Feeds</span></a>';
  return $nav_extra;
}
add_filter('mystique_navigation_extra', 'my_icon');
?>

this will reset the original 2 buttons and add the rss button only.

8 is the priority for the hooked function.
you need that so the filter is added before get_the_excerpt calls the_content.

you can’t make it work unless you turn off featured posts.
this because of bad plugin coding.

more exactly, the plugin author hooks his function on “the_content()” without making sure the_content() is called within the main loop & not on other stuff (like the featured posts in this case)…

if you know php I could tell you how to fix this, you’ll need to edit the plugin code.

body{background-repeat:repeat;}