javeart

I have the same issue of wanting to remove the page title but took the easier route suggested here by Brad and added the css code to my child css page. Was very pleased until I figured out that the page is untitled in the title bar and that is an accessibility error. Is there an easy solution to this too? The php solution by alchymyth looks a little involved, not sure I get it.

Sorry, was panicking, and I am new to the WordPress stuff. Thanks for the quick answer. I will try Styles again if I know that it won’t interfere with what I have already worked on in my theme.

Thanks, that did fix it. So the Styles plug-in will not really interfere with my child theme? Trying to remember the order of things I did, when I put in this erroneous code. Where does the code go when you use the Styles plug-in? Using Firebug it looked like maybe it creates inline code. Or does it go into another css style sheet within the Styles plug-in files?

I will try that. I had copied this code from a help site and was wondering about the syntax of it. But there is more styles than that going wrong. Perhaps it is affecting the code under it.

My site address is:
https://www.yogacenterofsantarosa.com
Parent theme is twentyeleven
Child theme is twentyeleven-child

I will now search how to set up a temporary admin

My chid theme is active – I tried switching to another theme and then back. My css file for the child theme has the same code, but only one style works from the style sheet, everything else is no longer applying. The only style that is applying is the background color for the nav and this is the one thing I played with in the Styles plug-in. I checked on the server, the Styles plug-in is gone, but apparently my use of it has messed something up that I can’t figure out.