what can I do to seperate the site title and the menu in the header?
]]>- The width of the site title strip increased . We are not able to adjust it in customizer
- The color of the site title text is gray (previously gold), and it is not therefore visible any more. Again we can not adjust the text color in customizer
- The color of the text of the links is gray (previously gold) and it is therefor not good visible. No possibitlity of adjustment in cutormizer
After update
Before update
Furthermore we miss the “General Option” menu in Customizer
After update
Before update
In General Options – General Styling there was a possibility to adjust different colors of text etc. now it is not possible and therefore we cannot tak corrective measure to make the text visible.
Please can you advise us how to proceed?
Thank you
]]>Currently it inherits the styles associated to links. But I want it to be the same as the headings font. Tried many different methods, but no luck.
Any help would be appreciated!
]]>The setup process asked me for a site tagline, which I input but it is not displayed.
But Help is not much help…Help says, in response to my query “Tag line not displayed”:
Check Theme Settings: Some themes might not display the site tagline by default. To ensure it’s enabled, navigate to your WordPress.com dashboard and then to Customize -> Site Identity. Here, you should see an option to input your site tagline. Make sure it’s filled in and save your changes.
DASHBOARD?
I assume the dashboard page is the page with this down the left-hand side …
My home,
Stats,
Upgrades,
My Mailboxes etc…
If this is the WP Dashboard, I would expect the word Dashboard to appear somewhere on it, so maybe this page isn’t the Dashboard?
<u>CUSTOMISE->SITE IDENTITY?</u>
there is no sign of Customize -> Site identity on this page.
Instead, and confusingly, there is this sequence:
Appearance–>Customise–>Site identity,
but I cannot see any option to hide/reveal the tagline.
TAG LINE REQUESTED, SO WHERE IS IT?
WordPress has asked for a tag line, and I have specified some text for a tagline, I would therefore expect WordPress to automatically assume I actually want it displayed? That seems the logical thing to me, not that I don’t want it displayed!
I have done a search in the forums for “tag line not displayed”, and there are 86,000 forum references, so it seems to be a common problem. Some of the solutions entail digging into the code, not something I want to attempt.
Is there a simple solution to this problem? ]]>
I have set my tagline to:?“Your Ultimate Guide to Exploring Puerto Vallarta Like a Local,”?however, when you look at the website’s tab, it shows the site TITLE TWICE.
The error was caused by YOAST so I deleted it. Then I installed Rank Math SEO and the problem is back.
Perhaps these plugins are conflicting with my theme?
Thanks for your help!
]]>i gave me site a name “PTCB TEST Pro” but on SERP ion top my site url is showing.
I already put the correct schema
Any Good technical person can solve this for me ]]>
In google search its showing site tagline first and then site title for homepage. like this: https://prnt.sc/Gy3zGN50PB0A
I want to show first site title and then tagline.
I am non premium member of yoast.
Homepage setting in yoast: https://prnt.sc/qT6z86NBrQsb
Homepage setting in wordpress: https://prnt.sc/Qce1vjODnvve
How can i show site title first and then tagline in search just like other websites.
]]>I’ve been advised by Diib (a robotic search engine) that I should consider changing my website title and it’s meta info.
The website that I’m working on today is an NSFW website at Midlandsmaidens(dot)com – which is quite happy (according to TSF) with my present title – Midlands Maidens – but if I add something to it, such as Midlands Maidens | Nottingham Escorts – the green bar turns to having a blue branding issue.
The question then is: How would I change the site title from Midlands Maidens to Midlands Maidens | Nottingham Escorts with the minimum of fuss involved?
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