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  • Thread Starter heyzeus909

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    An update: *comments* made to original posts are editable, but not the original posts.

    Thread Starter heyzeus909

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    Alternatively, maybe the privacy option should be hidden when a user is uploading a photo. That way, there would be no ambiguity as to whether the photo can be seen by others.

    Thread Starter heyzeus909

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    Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get the CSS stylesheet to cooperate with me; nothing I tried to change the color of the subtitle-link font worked.

    Using the twentyfourteen theme, the subtitle font size was fine on a desktop; however, it didn’t scale on a mobile browser. On a mobile, the subtitle font ended up much larger than the original main title. That was the purpose of wanting to make the subtitle a link in the first place – because otherwise it seemed confusing to have the bigger font (the subtitle) not be the link.

    But when I was able to get the subtitle to be a link in the same manner that the main title was, it changed the subtitle font color from black to green! Not at all what I was wanting!

    Again, I wasn’t able to get that taken care of in the stylesheet CSS. Probably because I’m not handy with coding.

    I used the following code in place of the supplied code found in the FAQ/Installation Instructions:

    <?php if( function_exists( 'the_subtitle' ) ) the_subtitle( '<h6 class="subtitle"><a href="' . esc_url( get_permalink() ) . '" rel="bookmark" style="color: rgb(0,0,0)"><font color="000000">', '</font></a></h6>' ); ?>

    Obviously, if someone is following along, you’ll want to change both color values (the style=”color: rgb(x,x,x) & font color=”XXXXXX”) to the color of your choice. Black font is what I was wanting. And, yes, I took it down to an H6 from an H2. That was the compromise for the subtitle font not scaling down on a mobile browser. It still looks fine on a desktop – it just isn’t as big. Which is fine for me. It still looks like a subtitle because of the placement and bolder font.

    helgatheviking, if you’d be so kind as to look over the code to make sure I didn’t mess anything up, I’d be grateful.

    Thread Starter heyzeus909

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    Thank you helgatheviking…for whatever reason, it doesn’t change the color of the link. You’ve been gracious with your time. I’ll get it sorted out somehow.

    Thanks again for the nice plugin.

    Thread Starter heyzeus909

    (@heyzeus909)

    Ok, thanks…

    For anyone following along who, like me, isn’t handy with code, I was able to turn the subtitle into a link using:

    <?php if( function_exists( 'the_subtitle' ) ) the_subtitle( '<h2 class="subtitle"><a href="' . esc_url( get_permalink() ) . '" rel="bookmark">', '</a></h2>' ); ?>

    instead of just the code provided in the FAQ:

    if( function_exists( 'the_subtitle' ) ) the_subtitle( '<h2 class="subtitle">', '</h2>' );

    This turned the subtitle into a link, yes, but unfortunately it’s not the right color now and trying to change it in the style.css didn’t work.

    Better than it was, I suppose.

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