By n6g9zty6 on

Heya,
So if you visit this site you'll see the word "Menu" above the navigation on the left. By default it says "Primary links" but obviously I've modified that. I'm wondering how I hide this? Whether that's through Drupal's interface or via PHP. Can someone please help?
Thanks!

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n6g9zty6’s picture

n6g9zty6 commented

I guess you can enter in the space for a title and it will leave it blank.

Thanks!

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http://www.spencerhill.us

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If you're using a standard Drupal block, set the title to

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ruddhani commented

1st check which thime u are using. say ur using the great garland theme. open d app folder. under root there is folder named theme. opening it u'll get a folder named as garland. open it n u'll c some pages with .php ext. open page.tpl.php in some editor or in notepad.

there is a code block like this

if (isset($primary_links)) :
print theme('links', $primary_links, array('class' => 'links primary-links'))
endif;
if (isset($secondary_links)) :
print theme('links', $secondary_links, array('class' => 'links secondary-links'))
endif;

remove this. so i think u'll get ur ans "how I hide this".

fw_crocodile’s picture

fw_crocodile commented

Hi,

you've just to set the block title field to <none> (site building - block - primary links - configure)

at least in drupal 6.x

n6g9zty6’s picture

n6g9zty6 commented

Thanks fw_crocodile that was the exact answer I was looking for. worked.

Thanks!

Spence
http://www.spencerhill.us