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Nope, breaks the page again.
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Sorry, none of the above worked – the new code broke the page.
And more than one = will break it too.

Ok, removed the quotes and still the same:

Poster 1 3 comments | 62 view
Poster 2 1 comment | 20 view
Poster 3 0 comment | 5 view

But I guess “no comment” is also how you can read it!

Thank you!

Hi Marventus
Thank you for being so helpful, I appreciate it. It’s almost right, but a little off…

Poster 1 3 comments | 62 view
Poster 2 1 comment | 20 view
Poster 3 0 comment | 5 view

View needs to be views if more than 1 and 0 comment should also be 0 comments. In other words, the only case where it’s singular is for 1.

Do you agree?
Thanks again!

Hi Rob
Thanks for this. I’m not sure I want to remove everything else – there’s a lot more in there, and I’m nervous to replace it. It’s actually a twentyten theme modified to inherit Joomla styles as I’m using WP as a component. Is there no css-only solution, or something like a custom field method that can be added on the front end by a user without going into the php?
I appreciate your time!

Thanks for your response Rob. I’ve looked everywhere for a css solution to removing page titles globally but not post titles. It seems that it’s fairly easy to remove both. In my theme (a modified twentyten) there seems to be no distinction between posts and pages.
Can you suggest any leads to follow?
Thanks!

Thanks for posting your solution – it’s exactly what I’m looking for. I tried pasting the code you provided into my functions.php file and it crashed my site. I’m still testing on my local machine, so it’s OK. I tried it on another test site with a different theme, and this time it didn’t crash, but the php just appeared “above” the page.
Is there somewhere specific it’s supposed to be pasted?
I’d really like to get this working, as I can’t expect my client to add to the css every time they create a new page.
Thanks!