Which title from your screenshot are you referring to ?
A URL to your site would be better to provide support.
Thread Starter
kev147
(@kev147)
Sorry I thought it was clear which was the title, the
Division One League Table 2019/20
Is the one I’m referring to at the top of the image.
There is a link in my initial post for the page I am referring to.
Thanks
Kev
As far as I know, there is not an option to toggle this title in the SportsPress settings. Unless Savvros provides a different answer, for now you can just add this :
h1.entry-title {
display: none
}
to :
Customize –> Additional CSS –> Publish
Thread Starter
kev147
(@kev147)
Hi
Thanks for your assistance but before i try this can you confirm this removes the title in question only and not all?
I need some of the others thats all
thanks
See attached.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ms7xmf8brnzsy3n/2019-10-08_125149.JPG?dl=0
However, if you wanted to get more specific, you could use one of the class from the article tag.
i.e.
.article#post-2708, h1.entry-title {
display: none;
}
Thread Starter
kev147
(@kev147)
As far as I know, there is not an option to toggle this title in the SportsPress settings. Unless Savvros provides a different answer, for now you can just add this :
h1.entry-title {
display: none
}
to :
Customize –> Additional CSS –> Publish
This works lovely thanks for your help @corrinarusso 🙂
In addition, you can target specific pages, Kev. Other classes such as post category, post type and ID can be used.
Thanks!
You’re most welcome!
Let us know if you need anything else.
