doug.maynard

Unfortunately, no. I did the workaround that I mentioned, which, for a small website like ours, is not a big deal.

Thanks again for continuing to work with me on this, simple1. I got rid of the child theme file “content-extensions.php,” copied the section of code into a blank file in notepad++, saved it as “function.php”, FTPed it into the child theme and edited out the a href statements. Finally, I refreshed the cache. Unfortunately, following these steps didn’t seem to change anything, so I guess for me it hasn’t overridden the parent theme code for some reason.

I can always do a workaround (that is, edit my style.css to have the titles not show on those pages, then add the words of the title at the top of those pages with the appropriate heading level). I think that would do it, but I’m trying to learn to do it the proper way (so it will apply across the board including future pages).

Thanks for this – long story short, it didn’t seem to work. But let me share what I did.

It looks like the right code, and I found it seven times in this file, on the following lines:

? 117 (archive loop content)
? 200 (page content)
? 271 (single post content)
? 368 (search results)
? 426 (content of page template blog image large content)
? 518 (content of page template blog image medium content)
? 611 (content of page template full content display)

I copied the file over to my child theme (this php file doesn’t appear on the list of the parent theme files under Appearance > Editor for some reason, but when I dropped the file into the child theme folder, it did).

Then I removed each of the above instances of the file, refreshed the browser cache, and for some reason, all page and post titles still are hyperlinked.

Anything else I can try? Anything I did wrong?

Thanks again!

Thanks, simple1, but there is no “a href” element located in index.php either. I also looked in contentrightsidebar.php since that seems to fit my page’s current configuration, but also came up empty there.

I’m using the a child theme based on the Attitude theme (which is why I posted my request for help in this particular sub-forum).

Thanks WPyogi – exactly what I needed. In case anyone else is curious, this is the CSS rule that does the same thing, but for a:hover.

#content ul a:hover, #content ol a:hover {
	text-decoration: none;
	color: #05A9C5;
}

Sorry, I should’ve done that. It’s

https://gohwp.org

And you can see what I’m talking about specifically on this page:

https://gohwp.org/online-networks/

Thank you, Rabin, this did work!

I’m having a similar issue. Our blog page (https://gohwp.org/blog) definitely has the Blog Full Content Display template selected under Page Attributes. But we only see the first few lines and the “Read More” button on this page.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Yes, I think I found the offending code in my style.css file by removing bits one by one. Thanks!

OK, so I deactivated all plugins and that didn’t do anything. Then I went back to Twenty Twelve, and I could see the page. I also activated the parent theme (Attitude) and that worked too. So it seems to be something with my child Attitude theme? What should my next step be?

Thanks for your help, Krishna.

Yes, although when I go to the home page, the dark grey menu bar at the top is gone with everything else. But I can get there from any other page, or by going to wp-admin.

Sorry, I just found a fix here.

I’m having the same issue. We will have a header image with text already on it, and won’t need or want the header text to show. Our website is https://gohwp.org.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

~Doug