How to remove "Password" prefix in front of posts and page?
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Hi, I’m using wordpress.com for a blog and all my posts and pages are password protected. Since I don’t want to move to wordpress.org, is there away to remove those prefixes using CSS? I also don’t have the function.php section which is more of a hassle.
Thank you.
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Are you talking about “password” above the password input field, or are you talking about “protected:” before the post title?
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With password protected posts, the WordPress software creates the post title by prepending Protected: to the beginning of the post or page title. There are some tricks that can be used with positioning, text indent and overflow: hidden, but it doesn’t work cleanly on Writr.
Also, I checked your account and do not see that you have the Custom Design upgrade, which would be required to make this sort of change. Again though, it just can’t be done cleanly with CSS alone on this theme.
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No, sorry if I wasn’t clear, Custom Design does not allow for editing the theme php script files, which is where it really needs to be changed, and there isn’t a clean CSS only solution. If there was a clean CSS only solution, then yes you would need the Custom Design upgrade to do it.
In this case, there wouldn’t be a reason to buy the Custom Design upgrade unless you wanted to do other CSS related customizations.
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