soupking
Member
This is a dumb question. I have searched briefly looking for the solution online but can't find it and I'm on a deadline to finish this simple WP site by tomorrow some time.
Is there a simple way to have the title in the browser, but not show up in the header?
I'd like to have the title in the browser, but I have no use for text in the browser.
If anybody can suggest what can be done, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks for reading.
Go to your style sheet and find #header {} (or whatever id/class selector you want to hide) and add the rule:
#header {
...
display: none;
}Should do the trick.
soupking
Member
I forgot to mention that I have images in the header. I want the header, I just don't want the text title in there, but would like to title the browser with the site name.
Know what I mean? :)
If this was my own site it'd be a piece of cake but I need to work with WP's system. I did forget that command in CSS though. Thanks for the reminder! :D
#blog-title {text-indent:-9000px;}
You may also find pushing the text useful.
#blog-title a { text-indent: -9999px; }
All it does is push the text off screen while leaving the element intact, which makes it nice when you need to fun things like "css sprites".
soupking
Member
Heh, nice. That's sneaky stuff guys, but cool. Right on.
Thanks!
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