Removing Page Links

  • Hi there..

    Firstly, I know that this topic has been covered many times, but…having perused the forums for the last few days, I cannot seem to find an answer to my problem that works.

    I have just built a site for someone (using Artisteer to make a theme), and have created a page calling it ‘Home’ and made it the ‘static page’.

    What I wish to do, is to remove the title link ‘Home’ from the page itself and in fact, the title/page links from all the pages?

    Can anyone help me please?
    Here is the site: sing-out-loud.co.uk/

    Thanks in advance
    Lorrie

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  • A normal website you see on line will always have home page so that visitors know how to come back to home page.

    If you still want to rename static page home if so, go to pages rename Home to what ever you want and then go to Settings Reading and change front page.

    Thread Starter Illusio

    (@illusio)

    Ummm…no, that’s not what I want to do. I want the link ‘Home’ to remain in the menu bar. What I don’t want is ‘Home’ to be visible on the actual page above the content.

    Thank you anyway.

    ok Sorry I misunderstood what you want

    In you style.css around line 1139

    look for this code

    .art-post h2.art-postheader, .art-post h2.art-postheader a, .art-post h2.art-postheader a:link, .art-post h2.art-postheader a:visited, .art-post h2.art-postheader a.visited, .art-post h2.art-postheader a:hover, .art-post h2.art-postheader a.hovered {
    color:#D57A2A;
    font-size:24px;
    margin:0.2em 0;
    padding:0;
    text-align:left;

    Add
    display:none;

    Thread Starter Illusio

    (@illusio)

    govpatel:
    Thank you so very much, that worked perfectly. Really appreciated.

    Regards
    Lorrie

    Thread Starter Illusio

    (@illusio)

    The only downside, it now means it doesn’t render my blog post titles.

    Hummm….!?

    *thinks*

    Thread Starter Illusio

    (@illusio)

    govpatel.

    I found a way, I used the code below in the html view of the page, worked like a charm.

    <style>
.art-post h2.art-postheader a:visited, .art-post h2.art-postheader a.visited {
display: none;
}
</style>
    Thread Starter Illusio

    (@illusio)

    Well, I have come to the conclusion that this will not be a long term fix. Reasons are thus. WordPress messes with the code when I switch to design view and puts the style tags into comment tags. If anyone else has any input, I would be very grateful.

    Lorrie

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