[mcubedpe]

Hello everyone,

Trying to get the free version of Full Frame up and running for a customer, and I’m baffled… everything is working fine, with the exception that I have a “.entry-title { display: none; ” coming from line 72 of the index file?!?!

It’s not coming from the style sheet. it’s being embeded into the main html.

I assume there is some menu somewhere that is set wrong, but I can’t find it. If I use Chrome’s inspect feature, I can manually see what happens if I turn off the “.entry-title { display: none; ” coming from line 72 of the index file, and then it displays on the screen correctly.

But I can’t figure out how to turn it on in WordPress Custom Theme, or anywhere else in the style.css (which doesn’t appear to have any effect).

Help!

[Mahesh]

@mcubedpe: Please post in your site url. May be you have some Custom CSS. Have to check your site for this.

Regards,
Mahesh

[mcubedpe]

Hello @Mahesh – thanks for the help.

Here’s the link -http://www.controlledchaosarms.com/firearms/blog

-Michael

[Mahesh]

@mcubedpe: Checked your site, its not from the theme but from some Custom CSS. Go to Dashboard=> Appearance=> Customize=> Additional CSS box and remove the following code:

.entry-title {
       display:none;
}

Regards,
Mahesh

[mcubedpe]

Thank you! @Mahesh

Didn’t realize there was a desire to turn off titles on other pages, so I changed to this:

.entry-title {
       display:none;
}
.archive-post-wrap .entry-title {
       display:inline;
}

-Michael

[mcubedpe]

In case anyone is trying to turn off post titles on all pages – EXCEPT posts.

I ended up with this custom CSS.

.entry-title {
       display:none;
}
.archive-post-wrap .entry-title,
.post .entry-title {
       display:inline;
}

-Michael

[Mahesh]

@mcubedpe: Glad to know you’ve resolved it.

Regards,
Mahesh

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