How do I remove the Blog Name Link at the top of my posts?

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How do I remove the Blog Name Link "Delightful Knowledge" at the top
of my posts? And also, I have two search boxes on my posts. How do I
remove the first search box?

This is an example of my post:
test | Delightful Knowledge
#blog #link #posts #remove #top
  • Profile picture of the author MindReality
    I found out that the blog name link has to do with this part of my code:

    Code:
       <a class="site-logo  site-logo--text" href="http://www.delightfulknowledge.com">
            <h1 class="site-home-title  flush--bottom  flush--top">
               Delightful Knowledge        </h1>
    But where do I find it in my php files?

    I could not find it in the header, index, single php files.
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  • Profile picture of the author pinkwhale
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    Hi,yes this code is working. thanks for providing this code.
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    • Profile picture of the author MindReality
      I was told that:

      The function that creates the title is wp_title and can be found on wp-includes/general_template.php. Here you can find the reference from WordPress:

      Function Reference/wp title « WordPress Codex

      But I still don't exactly know how to make the proper change.
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      • Profile picture of the author David V
        Originally Posted by MindReality View Post

        I was told that:

        The function that creates the title is wp_title and can be found on wp-includes/general_template.php. Here you can find the reference from WordPress:

        Function Reference/wp title « WordPress Codex

        But I still don't exactly know how to make the proper change.
        First, ignore that. DO NOT hack or touch the core WordPress files.

        The blog name your talking about is actually the author name.
        This is found in the meta within the single loop.

        The theme uses get_template_part('theme-partials/post-templates/single-title'); where you'll find the author name being called.

        HOWEVER....

        This theme has the option to turn it on/off in theme options.
        Secondly, this theme also has a child theme and you should be running that, not the main theme.

        IF for whatever reason there is no option to turn off the author meta in theme options, you need to read the theme docs since you should be able to copy files into the child theme to override the parent theme, but it will depend on the theme and how it was setup/coded.

        So, you will find the piece your looking for here:
        Code:
        get_template_part('theme-partials/post-templates/single-title');
        Within that template you'll see this:
        Code:
        <?php if (wpgrade::option('blog_single_show_title_meta_info')):?>
        which tells me that having the title show is actually an option in the theme options
        Code:
        if (wpgrade::option


        You said you have 2 search boxes but I only see one.
        You'll likely find it within a widget or possibly in the theme options.
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  • Profile picture of the author topnichewebsites
    You dual search box is because the link u provided is a 404 page and its has a search box as well.

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