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H Kriesi!
I love the Enfold theme and I’m very happy to have chosen it for my new site. My site is clean, well organized, user friendly (even for me!) and I love how it’s shaping up! This is my first EVER website and first time working with WordPress, so please excuse my ignorance.I’m building a local directory (shop local campaign) for our area and the plug-ins and add-ons I’m using work well with Enfold. However, I do have one issue I’d like to fix somehow.
The titles that are on the breadcrumb bar seem too disjointed or unconnected from my posts (which are business and event listings – 3 different CPTs). I was planning on keeping my search bar on listings, and If I do that, the Enfold title shows ABOVE the search bar, very disconnected to the listing (See pics). If I disable the search bar, the title is still too close to the menu and not prominent with the listing. I tried playing with font size but that made things worse. Another big thing is some of the titles are long and they run into my breadcrumbs and cause a mess. I like having my breadcrumbs and I’d like to keep them. I also don’t need the title HOME on my home page, or BLOG on my blog page, for instance, but I do need titles on my listing pages.
I was able to turn off the Enfold titles in the breadcrumb bar by adding some CSS I found in this forum’s archives to the custom CSS in the child theme. That solved the unwanted titles on pages and in the breadcrumb bar. However, I DO want titles on my business and event listings (posts)…and here lies my problem.
I’m assuming that there is some code in the Enfold theme that overrides the existing titles?? Is there a way to reactivate those titles that are associated with the posts? I’d love for my listing titles to be directly above the listing photos (see pics). Is this even possible?? I’m not code savvy, and I would be willing to pay someone to fix this for me, if indeed there is a fix and it is beyond my capabilities. I plan on launching my business and site this week and would love for my paying customers to see their business and event titles in all their glory.
I totally totally understand Enfold wasn’t developed with this use (directory) in mind, but I surely love this theme and I would love to keep using it.
Thank you so much for your kind assistance!
Cheers! Kris
Hi!
Can you please post links to each one of the pages you’re referencing in the pictures?
Best regards,
JosueOh shoot!
I’m sorry, I used the img feature on the text editor and I thought the links went through. Here you go!https://goo.gl/photos/MmHuX3co8UNKqWaf8 pic 1
https://goo.gl/photos/RdDgYuvFmwERfpCJ6 pic 2
https://goo.gl/photos/LZzWRvc34ANb3kqi7 pic 3
https://goo.gl/photos/CDn6yepZSNcaz9v4A pic 4
https://goo.gl/photos/vveGxQ6dE6yXkstMA pic 5Thanks so much!!
KrisHey!
as Josue already asked you: can you provide us a link to the site in question? because we need to inspect the elements. Please provide us a link to each issue.
If you want to hide title for specific pages only, then you can work with page-id and post-entry. To achieve this, refer to this post: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/changing-a-specific-page-with-quick-css/#post-223394
To remove title from posts use something like this for example:.post-entry-1909 h2.post-title.entry-title { display: none; }Adjust post-entry to your specific one.
You screenshots show what you don’t want, but to provide you some precise CSS code we would need to see what you want to achieve instead. Can you provide us mockups?
Feel free to hire a freelancer here: http://kriesi.at/contact/customization
Best regards,
AndyHi Andy & Josue:
ANDY: “…as Josue already asked you: can you provide us a link to the site in question? because we need to inspect the elements. Please provide us a link to each issue.”
REPLY: The site is rallyforlocal.com (provided previously in my 1st post/private reply).
The site is a business directory, so all of the detailed listing pages are either under rallyforlocal.com/businesses rallyforlocal.com/nonprofits and rallyforlocal.com/events.Here is a sample detailed business listing: http://rallyforlocal.com/businesses/berkeley-springs/food-and-drink-2/sample-local-hero-listing/
or this event listing: http://rallyforlocal.com/events/shepherdstown/art-and-craft-events/the-bodice-project-exhibit-opening-reception/
It is these detailed listing pages in which I need the title attached and prominent to the listing.I can’t specifically give you every URL link to every detailed listing as customers will be adding (hopefully hundreds of ) new listings on the front end. Those listings will fall under many different locations and categories that are reflected in the URL…however, all detailed listings will be under either rallyforlocal.com/businesses/ or events/ or nonprofits/.
The pics 1-3 that I sent links to in my previous reply are screenshots taken of detailed listing pages in my site when the titles are activated and they show you the reasons I dislike the titles in the current location. You don’t see the titles now live as I deactivated all Titles with CSS.
I do not need titles showing on any other pages (such as Home, About, Why Local, Jobs, Resources, Blog, Gallery, or Store) as I simply use the advanced editor. Pic 4 from above is simply what it looks like having the title HOME on my Home page (redundant).
I will try to work on removing the titles from each specific page as you (Andy) described above. I don’t want to remove titles from posts….only certain pages…BUT I DO want titles on ALL detailed listing pages that my customers generate. It is confusing as the detailed listings are actually posts…but they are on their own page.
ANDY: …“You screenshots show what you don’t want, but to provide you some precise CSS code we would need to see what you want to achieve instead. Can you provide us mockups?”
REPLY: Pic 5 that I linked to in my previous reply IS a mock up (from a detailed listing from another site) and illustrates how I need the title to be more connected to the detailed listings on my site.
Thanks so much for your reply. I’m so sorry that I wasn’t specific enough in my previous posts.
I do hope that clarifies things.
Cheers, KrisUpdate:
I enabled my titles again in the child theme header section. I disabled breadcrumbs as I don’t want long titles crashing into my breadcrumbs (although I’d rather keep them).I then managed to remove the titles from pages that I didn’t want the titles on using this based on what you told me above.:
.page-id-208 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-115 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-113 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-186 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-396 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-458 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-136 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-117 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-428 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-365 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-366 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-224 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-316 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-390 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-222 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-309 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-598 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-307 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-111 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }
.page-id-218 .title_container .main-title { display: none; }Titles remain on my detailed listing pages which is what I want…although they are disconnected from the listings, I guess I can live with it. I disabled the search bar on those detail listing pages so the title doesn’t appear as disconnected.
The only page that removing the title didn’t work for was the Blog page: rallyforlocal.com/blog which is page ID 113.
I see when I hover over the title BLOG on that page, it says permanent link. How can I rid of that particular title?Thank you again for your time.
KrisHey Kris!
Try with the following:
.blog .title_container .main-title { display: none; }Cheers!
Josue
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