Eduardo Zulian

Doug, looks like since version 3.1.3 there’s a function for it. The good news is that you can filter is_protected_meta() and change the underscore value for another character.

Still don’t know if this is the best way to do it, but it works.

@nib101,

You can create a filter for it in your functions.php file:

function remove_page_title( ){
	$content = '';
	return $content;
}
add_filter( 'thematic_page_title', 'remove_page_title' );

Mike,

It worked. Actually, kinda. I can only see one of the four images I’ve uploaded. The only thing different is that there wasn’t any is_wp_error() this time.

I’m a little confused now.

Haha don’t know either, Mike, but it worked. And no, I haven’t experienced any issues.

The only hint I had was to print the is_wp_error() while editing your plugin and it returned a missing GD Library message.

I only have one more test to do (in a remote server which, hopefully, doesn’t have the GD library activated), but I think it’s solved.

I’ll let you know as soon as possible.

And thank you, again.
Eduardo

Damn, dude. It was the GD Library.

Sorry for all the mess. And thank you. : )

Mike,

I’m running Windows and Linux, both with Firefox 3.6 and WordPress 2.9.2. The strange fact is that your plugin worked on one of my local installations and in a remote one (Linux-based servers with 2.9.2 as well), but I still can’t figure out what’s wrong. :/

The only correction I’ll make is that your plugin is working on the widget. Don’t worry about it.

Thanks!

No, that’s not the case. The problem is that I have a widget and this widget depends on which one of my sidebars is in use (if my sidebar for archives is active then do something; else do other stuff).

Also, it’s not a is_active_sidebar() problem, I think, since this function seems to return true if my sidebar has any widget on it.