By Tødd on
My site is here:
I've got two basic node types besides the front page content. One displays the large image, 700 pixels, and is a custom content type called big_picture. The other is a default "Basic Page." I have two of those Basic Pages: About, and Login. I want to remove the title from those two pages without removing the tutle on the big_picture nodes. What's the best way to accomplish this?
I've been poking around forum posts and issues, but I haven't found an answer that works for me. I thought I had it licked when I enabled the "Exclude Node Title" module, but it's only working for me in Firefox...the title is still there in webkit browsers.
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node.tpl.php
hi todd,
You can overwrite the node.tpl.php
with node-contenttype-name.tpl.php.
check the below link for more details about node.tpl theming
http://drupal.org/node/17565
Since they want to remove the
Since they want to remove the title from the page, node.tpl.php will not help since it controls the node title in teasers. You could add this css to you themes css
sorry!!!
thanks for reminding me!!!
Thank you both for replying.
Thank you both for replying. :)
I was hoping there was a "better" solution than CSS. I actually don't mind, and I am familiar with CSS and UNfamiliar with PHP, so this works for me. I just want to make sure I'm learning the right ways to do things, and not littering my stylesheets unnecessarily.
Steve, your method worked great. I had to make minor modifications to the class identifiers, I assume because these things are template-based:
So, an off-topic question, since I'm a n00b here: I've noticed that some forum posts (or perhaps it's only "issues) have "resolved" in their titles. Am I supposed to do anything like that to my threads when I feel they've been addressed, or do they just fall off the grid after a while?
It's appreciated if people
It's appreciated if people add "(resolved)" at the end of the title if the issue is resolved.
Done. And thanks!
Done. And thanks!