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Hi,
I need to have my site password protected for various reasons and I’ve gotten my site to where I want it visually, except that now that I’ve password protected the pages it has added the word “Protected:” to the Title Bar. Is there anyway to remove that? Alternatively, I could hide the Title Bar, but then I’d like to be manually add the title of my page in a text box, but with the same font/styling as it currently has. I haven’t been able to figure out how to have two fonts available. I’m fine with whichever solution is easiest/recommended.
Thanks,
HoseaHey Hosea!
Before performing any means of removing “protected” or the bar itself.
I’d just like to confirm that you know the word “protected” will automatically be removed once the page/post is set to public.
Also you can add the below css to your custom css section in order to apply the georgia font family to your h1 titles:
#top h1 a { font-family: "Georgia", "Times New Roman", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif !important; }Regards,
DakeHi,
Yeah, I know that “protected” isn’t there if the page is public, but I will need to keep my site password protected even when I’m done building it. In terms of the css solution, how do assign an h1 tag to a specific bit of copy. I’m super new to this, so I apologize if this is a dumb question. I’ve seen the different h1-h6 things in my overall site settings, but haven’t seen the option to assign them to specific bits of text. That would be great to know how to do! Probably ultimately better than just removing the title bar. Also is this code something that would go in my Quick CSS? or is custom css in a different spot? thanks!
HoseaHey!
I’m just trying to wrap my head around what you are trying to acheive. Is it that you are you planning on having a membership/paywall site?
Any new css should go into your custom css section in your theme options.
For example, you can set the below css to only apply to the western-digital page by using it’s page-id.
.page-id-642 #top h1 a { font-family: "Georgia", "Times New Roman", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif !important; }Best regards,
Dakeno, it’s my personal portfolio site. i just need to have it password protected so that certain proprietary work doesn’t get searched by google.
so the code above, I go Enfold > Theme Options and then where, I don’t see any where to add/edit code
Hey!
We can’t guarantee there won’t be any conflicts, but you can use a plugin like Remove Protected:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/remove-protected/
Theme Options>General Styling>Scroll down to Quick css
Best regards,
DakeSo I’m pretty sure I didn’t do the Quick CSS option correctly because nothing changed. I copied the code into my Quick css, but i still don’t know how to assign the H1 tag to the Western Digital copy block. Any chance you can explain that? also the font the I’m hoping to use for header is Droid Serif. I assume I just type in “Droid Serif” where you had “Georgia”?
The plugin seems to work, but knowing how to work with the H1 tag would be great, so I’d like to figure that out if possible. Thanks for sticking with me on this!
Hi!
In order to use Droid Sans fully instead of Georgia you should use the below css:
.page-id-642 #top h1 a { font-family: 'Droid Sans', 'HelveticaNeue', 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif !important; }Best regards,
Dake
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