Blog Title, Summary and Comments

Hi..

Your site is not accessible, please make your site accessible.

Thanks.

Sorry, I made it active at alexkorbphd.com/blog
Thanks, Alex

Hi..

1) Please go to Admin Dashboard>> Appearance >> Customize >> Guardian Options>> Home Blog Options.
Here you can change the blog name.

Please make a child theme directory and create a post-content.php file and loop.php file.
2) Now code from LINK and paste into your child theme’s loop.php file.

3)Copy code from LINK and paste into your child theme’s post-content.php file.

Save the changes.

Thanks.

Thanks, that fixed the summary issue. Looks great. However, the title of the blog is still not showing up on the blog page, but rather the title of the most recent post shows up where the blog title should be. I see where to modify the name of the blog, and I called it “The Blog”, which displays correctly on the front page. On the blog page itself though, the title is displayed as “The Problems with the Love Hormone,” which is the most recent post title.

Also, all the posts still display “note: 0 Comments”. How can I remove this?

Thanks, Alex

Hi..

Please activate your child theme and see the changes.

Let’s know further assistance.

Thanks.

I did activate the child. I tried de-activating it and re-activating it, but the issues still remain.

Hi..

Please copy below css code into Custom CSS Editor.

.post_comments
  {
  display : none !important;
  }

Save the changes.

Thanks.

Great! That worked to eliminate the comments count. Thanks!
The blog title issue is still there: alexkorbphd.com/blog
The title at the top of the page is not the title of the blog that I changed in customization (i.e. “The Blog”) but is instead the title of the latest post. As you can see, the post title appears twice in a row: once where the blog title should be, and again just below as the latest post title.

Hi..

Please make a child theme directory and create a weblizar-breadcrumbs.php file.

Now copy code from LINK and paste into child theme’s weblizar-breadcrumbs.php file.

Save the changes.

Thanks.

That changed the title at the top to “Home”. I replaced “Home” in your code with the name I wanted (i.e. “The Blog”), and now it displays the correct name. Obviously this is not the elegant way to code it, because it would need to be changed manually if I changed the blog name, but at least it displays what I want it to.