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  • Thread Starter KathrynBassett

    (@kathrynbassett)

    Hi Simon, I suspect that your cache hasn’t caught up with my posts since I’ve already changed the style.css but the display: none; is not hiding the title.

    KathrynBassett wrote :
    Well shoot. The only thing in the css with title is

    h2.pagetitle {
    font-size: 1.6em;
    display: none;
    }

    and as you see, I added the dsiplay: none; and uploaded it, and put the blog title in options, but as you can see
    https://altadenabaptist.org/wordpress/
    the display: none; is not working. What next?

    h2.pagetitle is nowhere in your header for the blog title to be displayed.

    Did you look at your header.php to see where your blogtitle is displayed?

    I guess not.

    “Page title” is not what you are looking for…

    1 – Open header.php in a decent text editor.
    2 – find this :

    <div id="headerimg">
    		<h1><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
    		<div class="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>
    	</div>

    3 – And change this for this :

    <div id="headerimg">
    	</div>

    So, just delete these two lines :

    <h1><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
    		<div class="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>

    That’s all. Now, the name oh the blog and the description are no longer in the header.

    S.

    Thread Starter KathrynBassett

    (@kathrynbassett)

    HOORAY!!! Thanks a bunch to all who helped. Of course the final proof of this exercise will be after the next post is sent via rssfwd, but since the ABC Messenger shows up on the title bar in my browser and does NOT show up over my header graphic, I will assume that it will work correctly now. I think I can now say this is resolved.

    I feel you should know something, although your problem is resolved…

    having your blog title in a link in your header is not only a fashion option… It is also a good way to get some ranking in google and other search engine. Your site will get more visibilty in the search engine with a link.

    Also, the search engine can’t read the text in a jpg…

    It’s also a navigation issue for your visitors… Now, in the header of your theme, there is no way to get back to your home page with a link…

    If I read a single post page, how can I get back to your home page?

    You should consider to imbed your image in a href link to your home page in your header.

    S.

    Thread Starter KathrynBassett

    (@kathrynbassett)

    Simon, you bring up some good points I hadn’t thought of. If you don’t mind my having your email address for some one on one help after I update in January, would you please email me off the forum? If you go to https://altadenabaptist.org/ and click on Contact Webmaster, that’s me. I’m guessing that putting my email directly here in the forum is not “the thing to do”, even though I’m all over the internet. If you aren’t comfortable doing that, just say so, and I’ll not take offense.

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