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  • Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    That’s the code in header.php:
    <title>Bobworth <?php wp_title(); ?></title>

    The startpage which does not display the title uses a template which contains:
    <?php get_header(); ?>
    Like I already said it works on all pages but this one and it worked there too before the update.

    Any chance getting a little bit of help? Thanks!

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Just to make it more clear what happens.
    While all pages display their name in the title bar like this:
    ‘WordPress ? Support ? Main page title missing’ (see above)

    the title/index page only displays ‘WordPress ‘ ignoring the given name.

    I’m hesitant changing the php code since it worked for 2 years and the header.php didn’t get replaced when updating, I think it must have something to do with where you enter the name?

    Thank you very much for your time.

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Thank you moshu,

    thing is, there is NO style associated. So I have to add it.

    And I’ve no idea how I should name it. And then how to call it.

    Until now I just pasted stuff together and it worked, well you can’t be lucky all the time…

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Ok. Lets say I want only one of those category-blocks in a different color.
    No hover etc. just a simple color instead of the default ‘sidebar a’.

    How should I proceed? I guess:
    1. add the style to the stylesheet
    2. call the style (like in my last post?)

    I’m pretty sure one of you guys knows whats going on. Please help me! (?)

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Ok, so I figured I only need to change the color of the middle categorieslist. (child_of=3)
    I would like it to support ‘hover’ and ‘visited’ states.

    So I added this to the bracket:

    &format=custom&before=<h6>&after=</h6>

    I tried with different styles I added to the stylesheet. But my CSS knowledge is very limited. So it didn’t work out.

    If you could help me out here I would be very grateful, I’m kinda close… …right?

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Haha, now, while my Tidy-Plugin seems to be happy and gives me the big green check, I just did a test on validator.w3.org and got 16 errors. Besides, my CSS doesn’t validate either. Well, it was worth a shot but I really wouldn’t know where to start. Also there are about 3 people that will use this site. So, whatever!

    Respect to all internet professionals, I would probably start to cut myself.

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    You know what, I like it like that!

    At least this way you don’t accidentally click the wrong link.

    Plus it isn’t too ugly. Thanks again! Marked as resolved.

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Thread Starter Bobworth

    (@bobworth)

    Wow it got posted after all! What a nice suprise, incl. solution!

    Ok Jeremy, this works great! Validates and is in the h6 style. Thanks!

    Only thing is that it seems to make 2 lines instead of 1 per entry.

    I now set the line-height to 0, that helps but still looks funny.

    Well, maybe I could get used to it… : ) Or there’s a tricks!?

    Thanks again! Way better than before.

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