By commonmind on

I built and maintain the site, http://www.orangeavenuemusic.com. I'm desperately trying to solve a problem, and cannot for the life of me remember some of the customizations I made during development. If you look at the front page, you can see how I've laid out the blogs, with the custom date block I created floating to the left (it's actually positioned absolutely) and the header to the right.

Everything looks good here, until you click on a blog's title. The page view is missing the header at the top of the content, as it is replaced with the page title.

How do I embed the title for the node into the node's content itself, rather than as the page title (or rather, how do I also embed the title into the node's content and stop the page title from displaying above the content, without deleting the title from the tpl.php files)?

Any help?

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noel.rivas’s picture

noel.rivas commented

1. To show the title inside the node

: edit the node-[type].tpl.php (or create it), and remove the condition that makes the title print only when not in the node page.

2. Hide h1#page-title with CSS. Use body classes to hide only where you actually need it gone.

Does this help?

commonmind’s picture

commonmind commented

Editing the condition worked beautifully -- I'm honestly not sure why I didn't think of using the body class modifier before; I've done this several times, in several other places.

A very simple and elegant solution. Thanks Nelovishk!