• Resolved KoHoSo

    (@kohoso)


    I am running a child theme of Flat Responsive (updated earlier today). Despite confirming that the code for the title command is exactly as WordPress suggests, it refuses to show up. I have triple-checked that “KoHoSo.us” as I want it to appear has been entered into the Site Identity area. Yet, all I get is “www.kohoso.us” on the home page then “[page title] | [blank]” everywhere else. What have I done wrong to cause this to happen?

    In addition to this, I am completely lost in regard to changing fonts. I have tried about every font-changing plug-in as well as making manual changes. For one example, no matter what I do, I cannot stop the main page from putting the post titles in bold type. For another example, no matter what I have tried, the extremely small post text refuses to enlarge. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as, other than these two areas, I am extremely pleased with this theme.

    https://www.kohoso.us/

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  • Regarding to your Site Identity Query, it makes me confused what you actually want. WordPress displays page/post title as site identity if you are in viewing page/post. for home page it display the text written in site identity(text box) under setting..

    Regarding to Fonts, I don’t know know which plugin you used. I looked at your site and tried changing font-size and font-weight in inspect element, its taking changes.

    take specific class and element to change styles and try once again

    Try this to make post title font-weight to normal in home page
    h2.entry-title a {
    font-weight: normal;
    }

    Thread Starter KoHoSo

    (@kohoso)

    madankarki…thank you very much for the code regarding the bold type on my main page titles. That worked perfectly!

    In regard to the title of my site not appearing as I wish, I will try to explain better. You might also look at my site to maybe help you understand how it is not showing up as I wish.

    If you are looking at this post in a browser tab, you likely see after the WordPress favicon followed by “WordPress > Support > No Title, Fonts Refuse to Change” In all three previous templates I have used for my website, my home page as displayed my stylized “KoHoSo.us” there. Then, as one example, if you went to an individual post, that area would display, “Listen to KoHoSo Radio 66! | KoHoSo.us”.

    In this template, there is a setting in the Customize screen under Site Title & Taglines > Site Identity. Under Site Title I have entered “KoHoSo.us”. This is exactly what worked with my previous template to get the title to display as I stated above.

    However, if you go to my site, you can see this is not working. For my home page, it displays “www.kohoso.us”. If you go to the page for the top sticky post I used as my example, the title displays as “Listen to KoHoSo Radio 66! | “. As you will see, the area after the bar that normally should display my “KoHoSo.us” site title is blank. It seems that something is preventing it from being displayed.

    As I stated above, I checked the title command in the coding for this template to be certain I did not somehow change it in the header.php file that I placed in my child theme. According to the information I found elsewhere in the WordPress site, it is 100% correct.

    <title><?php wp_title( '|', true, 'right' ); ?></title>

    Thus, I am mystified as to why my site title is not showing up…not only bad form for displaying on a tab but also not helpful for those that will bookmark something from my site aside from the main page and not have KoHoSo.us show up for their reference.

    I hope that helps clear up what I am talking about. If not, I’ll be glad to try to clarify further. My site is linked below.

    https://www.kohoso.us/

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