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    (@umponcel)


    Hi all of you!
    I’m not sure if it’s a question of theme or just a wordpress thing… But let me know please, if I’m wrong…

    Base on the URL above…
    You’ll see “CATéGORIE : CURRICULUM VITAE V3” (btw, CATéGORIE in french is = CATEGORY in english ?? ) and I would like to know if it’s possible in the theme CSS to avoid of the “CATéGORIE : ” in front of the “CURRICULUM VITAE V3” when I call the category URL it self ???

    Thanks in advance for all your answers and keep on wording !

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hi –

    It won’t be possible to only eliminate “Category:” it’s all or nothing. So, we can remove the entire thing, or leave it as is.

    If we remove it you could link back to the category in the text body. Like this:

    Post Title
    Category: XYZ
    Post Body

    Here’s the CSS to add if you want to remove the entire bit.

    
    element.style {
        vertical-align: inherit;
        display: none;
    }
    Thread Starter umponcel

    (@umponcel)

    Hi lizkarkoski and thnaks for your answer ??
    but, Hum! I’m affraid this CSS snipet doesn’t work for me… The CSS changes have been applied and will remain till I find something else, so you can see the results at the URL above.

    Also… Can you clarify the example you’ve indicate, please

    Like this:

    Post Title
    Category: XYZ
    Post Body

    Best regards

    I was trying to explain (and didn’t do very well) that you could just include a link to your category page underneath the title. It’d be the first line of your post body content. Or, you could add it as the very last thing in the post. Either way is fine, I’d just suggest that you stay consistent. Does that make sense?

    Try this:

    h1.page-title {
    display: none;
    }

    Thread Starter umponcel

    (@umponcel)

    Hello ??
    Thanks for all your answers…
    I have found that it’s more a theme issue than a core issue. So I start to code arround a child theme in the function.php usage of the_archive_title() function and that proved me I was right! But someone guive me a hint that I share here… I have fixed it by using the “Archive Control Settings” plugin that make my life mutch more easy in less than 2 minutes. Oh and by the way, if we use:

    h1.page-title {
    display: none;
    }

    That make all h1 pages title to disapear

    Thanks and keep on your good answered

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