Posts and pages

Hiding the Title of a Specific Page

This code is used to hide the title of a specific page using CSS.

You might use this code snippet when you want to hide the title of a specific page on your website. This could be useful for creating custom templates or customizing the layout of your website.

Select the entry-title class within the page class.

Use the display: none; property to hide the selected element.

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.page .entry-title {

display: none;

}

By adding this code to your WordPress theme's stylesheet file, you can easily hide the title of a specific page on your website.

Please make sure you add the css to the right file as it depend of your theme and page.

Creating a Shortcode for the Current Page Title

This code is used to create a shortcode that can be used to display the title of the current page in WordPress.

You might use this code snippet when you want to display the title of a page in a custom location on your website. This could be useful for creating custom templates or customizing the layout of your website. This code snippet could replace a similar feature in a popular plugin such as Shortcode for Page Title.

Create a function called page_title_shortcode that returns the current page title using the get_the_title() function.

Add a shortcode called page_title that runs the page_title_shortcode function when used on a post or page.

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function page_title_shortcode() {

return get_the_title();

}

add_shortcode( 'page_title', 'page_title_shortcode' );

By adding this code to your WordPress theme's functions.php file or creating a custom plugin, you can easily create a shortcode that can be used to display the title of the current page in any post or page on your website.

Appending "Affiliate Program" Text to the Title of Custom Post Type

This code is used to append the text "Affiliate Program" to the title of a specific custom post type in WordPress.

You might use this code snippet when you want to add a specific text to the title of a specific custom post type. This could be useful for creating custom templates or customizing the layout of your website, and also to distinguish your custom post types. This code snippet could replace a similar feature in a popular plugin such as Custom Post Type Switcher.

Create a function called am_cpt_append_page_ap_title that takes in two parameters, the title of the post and the id of the post.

Check if the id of the post is not null.

Check if the post type of the current post is equal to "affiliate-program" using the function get_post_type().

If both of these conditions are true, append "Affiliate Program" to the title of the post.

If the post type is not "affiliate-program" return the title as it is.

Else return the title as "Affiliate Program" + the title of the post.

function am_cpt_append_page_ap_title($title, $id = NULL)

{

if ($id) {

if (get_post_type($id) == 'affiliate-program') {

return $title . ' Affiliate Program';

} else {

return $title;

}

} else {

return 'Affiliate Program' . $title;

};

}

By adding this code to your WordPress theme's functions.php file or creating a custom plugin, you can easily append "Affiliate Program" text to the title of a specific custom post type on your website.

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