• I’m having issues changing the title and favicon on https://destinations.storefrontcity.net/

    I’ve already replaced the favicon with a custom one in the appropriate folder on the server. Additionally, I cannot find where to change the page title, description and meta tags without changing the actual title appearing on the page (it is an image – I do not need text).

    Any help would be so much appreciate! WordPress is awesome, but I’m still a newbie ??

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  • Looks like that theme is quite outdated?

    https://www.ads-software.com/themes/bold-life

    Thread Starter storefrontcity

    (@storefrontcity)

    Yes, it definitely is, but surely there must be a way of going into the code and changing these items?

    I guess this is the price I pay for my retro desires.

    It’s not generally recommended to use an outdated and unsupported theme – you’ll likely have problems with it.

    As to the favicon, I see yours on your site – have you cleared your browser cache?

    For the title, it’s blank in the generated HTML –

    <title></title>

    Do you not have a title for the page?

    Thread Starter storefrontcity

    (@storefrontcity)

    Thanks for the tip on clearing the cache. I now see my favicon – that you so much!

    As for the title, I am trying to add one, but I don’t want it to appear on the page itself, just in the description/HTML. Where are you finding the blank title details so I can go in and edit this?

    Probably the better way to do what you are asking is to put the title in the page/post and then use CSS to keep it from displaying on the page.

    Thread Starter storefrontcity

    (@storefrontcity)

    Can you walk me through that? I think this is what I’ve been trying to do.

    If you go ahead and put a title in there on a page or post, and post a link to it, sure, I can look at the CSS for you.

    Thread Starter storefrontcity

    (@storefrontcity)

    OK, here is the page with the title included:

    https://destinations.storefrontcity.net/

    Thank you so much for taking the time to look at this!

    I think you mean the “Storefront City Destinations” – the top one?

    This CSS should do it:

    h1.logo {
       display: none;
    }

    If the theme has custom CSS, use that, otherwise you can add it at the end of the style.css file via the Editor. Usually, you shouldn’t modify theme files, but since the theme is unlikely to get updated, it won’t matter too much. Though if you prefer, you can add custom CSS using a plugin, and then add the above code there.

    Thread Starter storefrontcity

    (@storefrontcity)

    Yes, the top one is the one I’m trying to get rid of. I added the code to the end of the style.css via editor, but it didn’t seem to have any effect. Is there anywhere I should specifically add this code in the file?

    It’s working – try clearing your browser cache.

    Thread Starter storefrontcity

    (@storefrontcity)

    Thank you so much! This has now fixed everything! Excellent!

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