[Resolved] Aligning Post Titles with the Content Area
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to remove the post title that was being used by his theme because he wanted to add the title with Layouts.
Solution:
The solution is to Hide the title using some css like this
.post-title:first-child{
display:none;
}
Then use the following shortcode to display the title where you want it.
[wpv-post-title]
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Hello,
Could you please help me resolve the issues bellow:
I'm trying to make the Custom Posts Titles display in line with the Content Area and the sidebar right next to it.
(please see my screen shot attached called "Layout 1.png")
Using the "Grid of Cells", I think I was able to kind of set it the proper way but the Style of the Title is not displaying and it's being displayed twice.
Once by the theme, with Wrong Full Width but correct style.
Once by the Layout Short Code, seems the Correct aligment but has the wrong style.
(please see my screen shot attached called "BAD 1.png")
Another problem is that the sidebar I place with the cell layout, is not having the appropriate space under the logo.
(please see my screen shot attached called "BAD 2.png")
Is there any documentation that you are following?
Is there a similar example that we can see?
Yes, please see my screen shot attached called "GOOD.png"
I just need both this layouts to look like that.
(The reason I need to use the layouts is because I need to use different sidebars when Viewing VS when Editing the Custom posts. As you can see when Viewing, there's an ability to "send an invite" but NOT when editing.)
What is the link to your site?
It's a private site but I would be happy to give you access. hidden link
I have spent so much time on this, I would appreciate all the help you can provide.
I'm really not knowledge in any programing language either.
You can remove it with CSS but we need to add a class to the template so it doesn't remove the second title as well, because I was able to replicate the title here. hidden link
Just scroll to the bottom. So we can add a css class to the php template file for the page and then target that class with css to remove the title and use our subsitute title.
Yes, that would be correct.
I wouldn't want to hide the Titles for the Regular WordPress Posts.
The only titles that would be hidden would be the Custom Posts Project's.
Of course those would not be found on the Ultra Theme's Settings because the Custom Posts Projects where made with WP-Types.
I believe your CSS Solution would be the easiest way to go.
Could you please provide me with the correct coding to target the Titles of this Custom Posts?
I know it should be something like:
.SOMETHING {
display: none !important;
}
But even after that I would still need your help to display the title that you made, inside the Content Area.
What is the code you used to create that second Title above the Comments?
I can simply copy and paste that inside my Layouts Template.
Css would be a good solution but the issue is that it will remove both titles. So it will still need be atleast checked by your theme support to see if they have a better way of doing this.
I took another look at the theme files to see how we could remove the title but I was unsuccessful in doing so.
Maybe the theme's support would know how to remove this because I removed the title files but still no luck. Could you contact them and let me know if they are able to help.