Brandon Moner

@spiderwisp

Yes. I’m creating a child theme for Twenty Twelve.

@spiderwisp

The problem is already resolved. Even though I didn’t want to use css, I accomplished what I needed to do via this css code (that I have listed above):

.entry-header {
display: none;
}

.post .entry-header {
	display:block;
}

With this code, all titles for pages are gone, but the titles for posts still remain like I want them. This is what i was trying to get done via a filter or hook from the functions.php file instead though.

What is it you don’t get though?
You know when you have a page called “Home”, and theres a big “Home” title right on the page on the front end? That’s what I was trying to get rid of using a hook/filter.

False alarm….

I was both crazy, AND not seeing it.

@andrew Nevins Member

Well if filter applies to the Dashboard only then no.

‘m not 100 on filters versus hooks, but I was looking for something that I could add into my functions.php file in order to remove page titles without affecting blog post titles.

I didn’t want to use css, alter any already created php pages, nor use plug-ins.

Searched for a week and apparently there is no filter for it.

I’ve been reduced to using CSS I guess (which I knew how to do, just didn’t want to do it):

.entry-header {
display: none;
}

.post .entry-header {
	display:block;
}

First hides the page title header. The second brings back post title headers.

@ spiderwisp

I value your help, but that would remove the title of posts as well. And since I plan to have a blog feature, that simple will not do.

I’d really really like to know the filter for this. Any long-time experienced WP coders out there?

Ok Chris I’ve checked and apparently they only support mod_rewrite, and not the other modules. But now I have 2 additional questions…

#1. In my php.ini file I’ve turned on “zlib.output_compression”, and put it at level 6. When returning to W3TC it gave me a yallow error that I need to diable it server side in order to ensure proper HTTP compresison behavior. Should I comply with W3TC, or turn their’s off and use the “zlib.output_compression” from my server instead? Or does it even matter at all?

#2. How can I get the Minify URL error to go away without turning it off?

And since I’m currently unable to use most of the big features of this plug-in, would you recommend another plug-in or combinations of plug-ins to gain the same functionality and speed?

Nevermind I got it. Changed the line to:

echo "© ".date("Y").". All Rights Reserved.";

Do you know if this has been implemented yet? Seems like an easy thing for you guys to do with the very open API…and I’d use the hell out of it.

Most people who integrate the Stripe API into their plug-ins add ONLY the donation feature…when in reality Stripe has a donation feature and an exact set-payment feature.

As I said from the start…I already did…however waiting 2-3 days between email responses, instead of just getting community help is costing money.

Nevermind lol. I found the issue. Can’t believe I missed it. I had design mode checked. Had to uncheck it so that it included my styles lol.

Haha I’ve since fixed the issue. I will, however be updating. Can you tell me what’s changed so I can get my CSS ready just in case?

Right now I’ve remedied the problem with:

header img {
	width: 100%;
	height: 100%;
}

Will that changed anything you’ve done with the update, or will it be just fine?

Ok I figured out what was wrong. I had incorrect syntax in my function argument.

I’ve uploaded my child-theme to DropBox in case you want to take a peek at what I’m doing?

DropBox Zipped Theme

Even though I’m creating a Twenty Ten child-theme, I need to copy things from Twenty Elevens functions.php?

What do I need to copy from there? I’m so very confused lol.