How to Not Show Post Format on PortFolio Feature
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I am a premium user, using Spun Theme. Here is my site: http://www.tuangstudio.com.
When you click on any portfolio type, which is shown as a menu at the top of the site, you will link to projects that associated with that type.I want to get the first circle of a portfolio format post out. It says what is the format of the portfolio post is. How can I do that?
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Hi tuangstudio,
I want to get the first circle of a portfolio format post out.?
Just to make sure I’ve understood correctly — do you want to remove the name of the project type displayed in a circle on portfolio pages? For example, “Post Format Video” on the Curatorial Projects page:
https://tuangstudio.com/project-type/curatorial-projects/
Thanks!
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Hey there,
The following CSS will remove the circular page titles from each of the Portfolio pages.
.page-title { display: none !important; }One thing to keep in mind though, by removing these titles users will now have no reference to where they are on the site other then the fact that they just selected that menu item. It may be valuable to have some sort of page title so users are aware of their position and what they are viewing.
Hope this helps,
Cheers
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Totally agree. But those ‘post formats’ are not telling my viewers where they are either because they are all categories from WordPress like, video, gallery, and slide; not the name of Portfolio Type.
Is there a way to do what you say? but show types of portfolio instead?
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Is there a way to do what you say? but show types of portfolio instead?
Sorry, not sure I understand what you’re trying to do. Could you provide an example with a link to your site?
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My site is here: http://www.tuangstudio.com
And when you click on the menu on the top of the site it will go to Portfolio Type, which is something like: https://tuangstudio.com/project-type/curatorial-projects/So right now, my site does not show that post format anymore because of Codekmyta’s CSS code.
And, I wonder if I can somehow show the “project-type” on the page. Like, Codekmyta suggested, viewers might get lost of where they are because there is no title of the page.
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Hi there,
This looks like a bug with the theme, so I’ve reported it to our theme developers to look at. However, Spun is a retired theme, so they might not be able to fix this – once a theme is retired you’re welcome to keep using it, but new features are no longer added, and bug fixes are not guaranteed.
If this cannot be fixed, completely hiding the title via CSS is the only alternative. However, I wouldn’t recommend the code you currently have – that will hide the title from displaying on all pages on your site, not just the portfolio type archive pages. To hide only those, instead use this code:
.tax-jetpack-portfolio-type .page-title { display: none; }@codekmyta
Thanks for trying to help, but with CSS always please try to make your declarations as specific as possible, else they can have unintended consequences. And as a general rule of thumb, if you find you need to use !important it’s very likely there’s a better way to achieve the same change. In this case that rule is not necessary at all.
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Just an update. One of our theme developers have been looking at this and is working on why that heading is showing the post format rather than the portfolio type.
But she’s also warned me that the fact that you’re able to select a post format at all might also be a bug – that option is not supposed to be available on projects, only on posts, so that might need to change as well. It should not change anything regarding the projects you already have published, but you might not be able to select that option for projects in future.
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