Changing place of Heading on individual post pages

what template are you using for that page? I will find out what file is writing that code. You will have to do the same thing as you did on the single blog post pages.

my guess is that it is ‘page.php’ that has the code you will have to remove, and that ‘loop-page.php’ is where you will add it.

so remove this line from ‘page.php’ on line 18:

<h1 class="headline img-headline"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

and add it like this on line 8 of loop-page.php:

<div class="article"> <---- add it right after this line, line 7
<h1 class="headline img-headline"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

hope that helps

It’s the default page template (not full width or archives…)

I did that, and it works for the page with featured image… but it is making the Heading appear twice on the homepage and other pages…
any idea what can prevent that?

Thanks!

I figured it out! I removed another line from loop-page.php

<h1 class=”headline”><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

You’re doing great! It’s pretty fun when code all of a sudden starts making sense.

The feeling of EUREKA! haha!
Seriously, thanks for all your help.

You be aware that directly modifying theme files is not suggested. If the theme gets updated because of feature enhancements, bug fixes, or security patches, or if the theme has to be updated because of a change to the WordPress core, then your changes will be lost. Instead, create a child theme and make your changes to copies of whatever files you want to modify.

He is right. You should create a child them and create versions of modified files in there.

Yes, I had thought of creating a child theme… but since this is the only change I am planning on making to the php files, I was thinking I’d make the changes again if I update the theme.
However, if I find that I will be making more modifications to the theme I will definitely create a child theme.
(I should do it anyway though…)

THANK YOU!