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[leehart09]

Hello,

I have two questions I was hoping you could help with:

(1) I was wondering if you could help me to hide the Featured Image and Post Title from the Posts across my site. However, I would like the Featured Image and Post Title to appear in the Category Archive where it is laid out in masonry style.

(2) Is it possible to customise the ‘Category Archive’ page that shows the sub-categories? For example, I have a post about a Hotel review. This is filed under the category ‘Blog Reviews’, sub-category ‘Travel and Accommodation’. The following is the text that appears at the top of the page:

Category Archive
Below you’ll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Travel & Accommodation”

Can you have a separate customised heading for each sub-category page: e.g. I would prefer if the title of this page simply read: Travel & Accommodation.

There will be other sub-categories so I’m not sure how this will work…

[leehart09]

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[Rupok]

Hi there,

I guess you are using a custom login URL so the default URLs are not working. Let’s provide us that so that we can check as your site is under construction mode.

Cheers!

[leehart09]

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[Rue Nel]

Hello There,

Thanks for providing the login url! Regretfully there is something wrong with your site. We are seeing this:

Please ask assistance from your hosting provider. They surely know what is going on at the moment.

Please let us know how it goes.

[leehart09]

I’m not sure what was happening – I’ll contact the hosting provider to check. It seems to be working on my end – are you able to access it now?

[Rupok]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing back.

#1. You can add this under Custom > CSS in the Customizer.

.single-post .entry-featured, .single-post .entry-header {
  display: none;
}

#2. If you want to change this, you need to edit this through Child Theme

The below files need to be amended :

/framework/views/integrity/_landmark-header.php

So let’s create the same directory on your Child Theme, copy the code from parent theme from same directory and amend the text.

Cheers!

[leehart09]

Hi Rupok,

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly!

#1 This worked perfectly! 🙂

#2 This might sound like a really basic question but how would I go about creating a copy of the directory on my Child theme? Is there a tutorial or walk-through you could direct me to for this?

[Christopher]

Hi there,

Sorry for not being clear enough. The directory is already exists. All you need to do is to copy the file _landmark-header.php from wp-content/themes/x/framework/views/integrity and put it in the same path inside child theme which is wp-content/themes/x-child/framework/views/integrity, now open and edit this file in a text editor.

Hope it helps.

[leehart09]

Hi again,

I’ve managed to copy the file over to the Child theme. And I’ve found the wording that I want to change – however, I’m not sure how to make this responsive. E.g. I want to create menu items that will hold the various blog post categories: (Reviews, Competitions, Pregnancy, Baby etc.), and I would like the Category, and Sub-Category headings on their respective pages to reflect these. But, if I simply change the text on this file (to lets say ‘Reviews’), then I’m guessing when people enter the Competitions or Pregnancy pages, they will see Reviews appear at the top of the page.

Is it possible to use some wording here to insert the general titles of the various categories and sub-categories? I.e. The Main headline on ‘Travel & Accommodation’ blog category page could be Reviews, with the Subtitle being Travel & Accommodation, and so on.

Thanks for your help.

[leehart09]

Hi! I actually found a way to achieve the look I was going for by just adding in the specific values to the following in Dashboard: Go to Posts-Categories-Add new Category, and scroll down to enter your own customised Archive Title and Archive Subtitle.

But thank you for all your help with this. 🙂

[Christopher]

Glad to hear that you’ve been able to fix it.

[Author]

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