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infocom wrote:Actually it seems Article -> Show Title has no effect?? I switch it to Show or Hide, but it only Shows or Hides the Title depending on what I choose in the Menu Item.

This is quite bad. Its confusing. Maybe it means all other Article parameters dont work and are controlled in the Menu Item?

tim_e wrote:Hi,

Not sure if this is relevant, but it may help.

I used jUpgrade to migrate my Joomla 1.5.22 site to Joomla 1.6.3. Most of the site was successfully migrated, however I noticed that H1 tags were automatically getting inserted at the top of the article content block in each of my article pages.

All the settings relating to displaying page titles (global, article, menu) were set to hidden but the H1 still appeared above my article (start of the template region for page content). However, i noticed that if I changed my article title the text in the H1 did not get updated but instead matched the current menu item title. So I assumed from this that the menu item title was what was actually being displayed inside the H1.

To verify this, I went into the Menu Manager and edited one of the Main Menu item titles and, after clearing Joomla's page cache (don't forget this step), I refreshed my equivalent article page, and hey presto, the H1 dissappeared. How bizzare!

Then to verify I wasn't going nuts, I went to another menu item in the Menu Manager, and rather than edit any properties of the menu item, I simply just clicked 'Save and Close'. Then went to the equivalent front end article page, and again, the H1 had now dissappeared.

I can only assume that this is a bug in Joomla 1.6.3 when migrating from 1.5 (or perhaps it even occurs without migrating?). I assume that each menu item's database record needs to have an update performed on it before the global/article/menu setting will actually be recognised.

Cheers.

tim_e wrote:Hi,

Not sure if this is relevant, but it may help.

I used jUpgrade to migrate my Joomla 1.5.22 site to Joomla 1.6.3. Most of the site was successfully migrated, however I noticed that H1 tags were automatically getting inserted at the top of the article content block in each of my article pages.

All the settings relating to displaying page titles (global, article, menu) were set to hidden but the H1 still appeared above my article (start of the template region for page content). However, i noticed that if I changed my article title the text in the H1 did not get updated but instead matched the current menu item title. So I assumed from this that the menu item title was what was actually being displayed inside the H1.

To verify this, I went into the Menu Manager and edited one of the Main Menu item titles and, after clearing Joomla's page cache (don't forget this step), I refreshed my equivalent article page, and hey presto, the H1 dissappeared. How bizzare!

Then to verify I wasn't going nuts, I went to another menu item in the Menu Manager, and rather than edit any properties of the menu item, I simply just clicked 'Save and Close'. Then went to the equivalent front end article page, and again, the H1 had now dissappeared.

I can only assume that this is a bug in Joomla 1.6.3 when migrating from 1.5 (or perhaps it even occurs without migrating?). I assume that each menu item's database record needs to have an update performed on it before the global/article/menu setting will actually be recognised.

Cheers.

PeteUK wrote:Hi,
I also have the problem in Joomla 1.6. of a title "Articles" between h1 tags showing which I am unable to hide through using parameters.

The situation I have is a custom html module in which there is a hyperlink to my article. As per Canguingo above, when I click the link my article appears with the title "Articles". I don't have the problem if i use a menu item for the linked article, but I don't believe I should have to and would prefer not to.

Here's the html via firebug: (note the <h1 tag)

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<div id="tx-main">
<div class="tx-container">
<div class="tx-main-inner">
<div id="tx-mainbody" style="width: 70%">
<div class="tx-content">
<div class="tx-blog ">
<h1 class="title"> Articles </h1>
<div class="category-desc">

How can we stop this "articles" title showing without using a menu item?

thanks

alirm wrote:

PeteUK wrote:Hi,
I also have the problem in Joomla 1.6. of a title "Articles" between h1 tags showing which I am unable to hide through using parameters.

The situation I have is a custom html module in which there is a hyperlink to my article. As per Canguingo above, when I click the link my article appears with the title "Articles". I don't have the problem if i use a menu item for the linked article, but I don't believe I should have to and would prefer not to.

Here's the html via firebug: (note the <h1 tag)

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<div id="tx-main">
<div class="tx-container">
<div class="tx-main-inner">
<div id="tx-mainbody" style="width: 70%">
<div class="tx-content">
<div class="tx-blog ">
<h1 class="title"> Articles </h1>
<div class="category-desc">

How can we stop this "articles" title showing without using a menu item?

thanks

When you published an article and you don't link it to any menu then automatically "Articles"title appear in your pages.
Simply goto :Language folder under joomla installation path->en-GB->en-GB.ini : probably line 137 where it says:
JGLOBAL_ARTICLES="ARTICLES"... Change it to JGLOBAL_ARTICLES="" . Done
If you refresh your pages then you can not see "Articles" word any more.

border-bottom:solid 0px #ddd;.

tim_e wrote:Hi,

Not sure if this is relevant, but it may help.

I used jUpgrade to migrate my Joomla 1.5.22 site to Joomla 1.6.3. Most of the site was successfully migrated, however I noticed that H1 tags were automatically getting inserted at the top of the article content block in each of my article pages.

All the settings relating to displaying page titles (global, article, menu) were set to hidden but the H1 still appeared above my article (start of the template region for page content). However, i noticed that if I changed my article title the text in the H1 did not get updated but instead matched the current menu item title. So I assumed from this that the menu item title was what was actually being displayed inside the H1.

To verify this, I went into the Menu Manager and edited one of the Main Menu item titles and, after clearing Joomla's page cache (don't forget this step), I refreshed my equivalent article page, and hey presto, the H1 dissappeared. How bizzare!

Then to verify I wasn't going nuts, I went to another menu item in the Menu Manager, and rather than edit any properties of the menu item, I simply just clicked 'Save and Close'. Then went to the equivalent front end article page, and again, the H1 had now dissappeared.

I can only assume that this is a bug in Joomla 1.6.3 when migrating from 1.5 (or perhaps it even occurs without migrating?). I assume that each menu item's database record needs to have an update performed on it before the global/article/menu setting will actually be recognised.

Cheers.

vuperda wrote:No, on my j1.7.2 install none of this you suggest didn't work, I just added css line into my template css to hide it :

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.item-page h1 {
	display: none;
	visibility: hidden;
}

I really can't figure out how and why is this appearing, regular user disabling item menu and article options should be able hide it, but for some reasons on links that are crossed linked to another article that's not into main menu it don't work. Also don't' work with sef urls with artiosef or some other tools, to bad...

#main .blog-featured h1,
#main .blog h1
{
  display: none;
  visibility: hidden;      
}

karlcallus wrote:

vuperda wrote:No, on my j1.7.2 install none of this you suggest didn't work, I just added css line into my template css to hide it :

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.item-page h1 {
	display: none;
	visibility: hidden;
}

I really can't figure out how and why is this appearing, regular user disabling item menu and article options should be able hide it, but for some reasons on links that are crossed linked to another article that's not into main menu it don't work. Also don't' work with sef urls with artiosef or some other tools, to bad...

After reading Vuperda's comment I checked my layout.css and made the following changes. It worked for me using blog view or featured blog. Will not work if your main page is displayed in any other manner.
The entry were already there so all I had to add was: display: none;
visibility: hidden;

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#main .blog-featured h1,
#main .blog h1
{
  display: none;
  visibility: hidden;      
}

I use the Beez5 template together with Joomla 1.7

#main h1
{
  display: none !important;
  visibility: hidden !important;      

}