Chage the default widget title display hiding

  • I’m new to customizing WordPress. I have a blog that has several widgets on the side with titles. My main desire is to use a categories widget. The default categories widget has the title in h4 and then an “a” tag. I don’t mind the h4, but I don’t want an anchor tag. I’ve searched all over this site and php files and I can’t find a way to change the actual code structure.

    Can someone point me to where this code is generated?

    <h4>Categories</h4>

    needs to be

    <h4>Categories</h4>

    I don’t mind changing the actual wordpress files or maybe I could even write a plugin so it is not effected by updates. If I write a plugin I will want to just copy the source, so I’ll need to know where it is located.

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  • Thread Starter mslocum

    (@mslocum)

    <h4><a href="#" title="Toggle" class="hide_widget">Categories</a></h4>

    needs to be

    <h4>Categories</h4>

    the ‘toggle’ bit and the link on the widget title seems to be a ‘feature’ of your theme or of a plugin – maybe you can disable it.

    you can probably use css to make the widget title look ‘normal’ …

    theme name and download link?

    Thread Starter mslocum

    (@mslocum)

    Sorry for the slow reply. Another project came up that stole my attention.

    You’re right, it was in my theme. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

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