justwithjeet

Thanks! This has worked perfectly.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by justwithjeet.

Thanks! This has worked perfectly.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by justwithjeet.

Hi @thaikolja

I was unable to get the above code work. So ultimately I am now trying to change the title via PHP function, but it seems even more difficult. I am using Sinatra theme. I created a child theme from this. The child theme is now the active theme. I then look at the functions.php file, but I cannot figure out where I will make changes. This file seems to have nothing related to title. I even looked at header.php file, but even there I cannot find anything related to title. So I am completely lost.

I saw the documentation. It just tells us what PHP code to be added. But it does not talk anything about where or how to add that. I understand that this implementation part depends heavily on the theme, so a generic approach cannot work always. But if we can at least get an example, using some default theme in WordPress, we will be able to replicate that for some other theme.

I acknowledge that it is now a cross-over between your plugin and a generic guide on how to modify a theme, but you were very kind to offer help in this. I am feeling completely lost. Can you please guide me where to make changes & how?

Thanks again!

I have not added any review yet, because I could not get the plugin work for my posts yet. Once I can get to see it on my live website, I’ll be happy to leave a positive review.

Hi @thaikolja

Thanks a lot for your quick reply.

Yes, this plugin is so awesome that it definitely deserves a good review. In fact it is hard to believe that such an useful plugin is available for no cost. Great work!

Coming to the solutions that you suggested, I wanted to go with the first option. Although it is little hacky, but it will be quick to implement, and it does not need any change in the theme files. But I do not know how to get the parent class name for the widget. By the way, I am using the PostX plugin, and it gives us options to add blocks in the Gutenberg editor. One such block is called Post List which I am using. So I am not sure if I should call it a widget or not. But this block has a Custom CSS field. I tried the code below in that Custom CSS field, with no result.

.secondary-title {
   display: none;
}

I also tried adding this code snippet in the Custom CSS field in the theme’s customizer (I am using Sinatra theme). Of course it did not work without the widget’s parent class name. So if you can kindly suggest how to dig out the parent class name for the widget or the PostX block, it will be very useful for me.

Thanks once again for your response & support!