Remove Page Identifier From Showing

[TheGift73]

Hi,

I have a small 5 page site (new dev) which seems to be show the name of the page in the body of each page. For example, on this page (Home Page) you will note that the word HOME is showing at the top of the body text. This occurs on every page.

When I view the entry via the Inspect Element viewer in Chrome, it is identified as:

<h1 class="entry-title">Home</h1>

I have breadcrumbs disabled in Genesis, and can't figure out why it keeps showing? Any ideas on how to remove it?

Regards,

Richard

http://www.rockhillmailing.com/

[Brad Dalton]

Maybe you have used a static page as the home page when most child themes already include a widgetized home page.

You generally either populate your home page widgets or select display posts in the reading settings.

No need to create a static home page.

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[TheGift73]

Hi Brad,

Thanks for the quick response.

I went to customize the theme (Corporate) and the only choices I have are:

• Your latests post
• Static Page

If I choose Your Latest Posts it will return the error, sorry no posts matched your criteria, with a blank page, as I haven't created any posts yet. I have only created 5 pages. Is there somewhere in the functions.php for either Genesis or the child theme (Corporate) functions.php where I can set this to hidden, or set the font for that particular function to white? (so it doesn't show)

Not great with php, so would need to be told exactly where to edit if required.

[Jeremy]

Try adding this to your style.css

.entry-title {display:none;}

Hope that helps 🙂

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[Brad Dalton]

Yes. You can add CSS code to your child themes style.css file to hide the posts.

.home .post, .home .sidebar {
    display:  none;
}

You could also populate the home page widgets with featured post widgets or others while using the Your latest posts setting. That will remove the posts also and look like the demo http://demo.studiopress.com/corporate/

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[TheGift73]

Excellent! The code:

.entry-title {display:none;} worked great. Many thanks to both Jeremy and Brad for the help with this.

This is semi-related, but how did you know which function to point to when creating that CSS edit, and is there somewhere I can learn how to make CSS edits myself?

 

[Brad Dalton]

Install the Firebug addon for Firefox and inspect the HTML elements you want to modify.

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