hide secondary title from onsite search results

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  • Plugin Author thaikolja

    (@thaikolja)

    Hi @williamslyd,

    The easiest way, assuming you’re using the plugin with “Auto show” enabled, would be to wrap the secondary title placeholder inside an HTML tag. For that, go to “Settings” → “Secondary Title” and use the “Title format” field.

    For more detailed information, please check out the official documentation site.

    This could look like this:

    <span class="secondary-title">%secondary_title%: </span>%title%

    Using this heading as an example, “I Used to Think That Going to War Was Romantic” would be the secondary title and “It Seemed Like Another World.” the actual title.

    I Used to Think That Going to War Was Romantic. It Seemed Like Another World.

    Then, you simply add custom CSS code via WP’s Customizer tool. Then, you can add a rule that hides the secondary title on search pages (if you check the source code of your page, you’ll see <body class="...">, and within, it shows what kind of page you’re currently on, in this case, search)

    This would be the CSS code:

    body.search {
       .secondary-title: {
           display: none;
        }
    }

    Give this a try, and let me know if it worked for you. If not, we’ll find another way, don’t worry ??

    • This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by thaikolja. Reason: Added links
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