Looking to remove "Articles" header

[plamendp]

Hi All,

This solution requires playing with core Joomla code (bad!), but works:

Open components/com_content/views/article/tmpl/default.php

Replace:

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<?php if ($this->params->get('show_page_heading', 1)) : ?>

With:

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<?php if ($this->params->get('show_page_heading', 0)) : ?>

This way, if show_page_heading parameter is not defined (like in case you access the article directly, not using menu item approach), it will be set to 0.

I don't like this solution, but it is the shortest one. Alternatively, use the "override" method and do the same patch:

Copy the above file to the following directory:

templates/<your-template>/html/com_content/article

I personally use this approach.

Regards,
Plamen Petkov

p.s. Nice to be back i Joomla after 1-2 years

[WebJIVE]

I just found an EASY way to fix this. Go into the Extensions -> Language -> Overrides and create a new override. Search for Articles (should be JGLOBAL_ARTICLES) and replace it with no text. Save and the word Articles is gone. That easy.

[tplowe]

I tried both of the above solutions & neither eliminated the page heading.

[corrado444]

The fact that this issue has been going on for this long is nothing short of ridicolous.

Since I don;t want to create a menu link everyb time I ahve a singel page and even at that it doesn't always work, I am using a component called "re-replacer"

Since th HTML is a bit messed up to begin with, I had to go to the source page and delete the spaces between <h1> and the code so that the replacer can see it better and it solved the problem. Now every time I build a "thank you" page it is eliminated but the <h1> still works if I need it for a title.

[charris]

I use Rereplacer quite often but for this I used the language override discussed above and it worked like a champ. I hope I can remember this; it could be very useful.

[colowebstud64]

Had the same problems with a Joomla 2.5 Mix_web template - trying to get the "Article header off certain pages that DON'T involve a MENU item, BUT a custom MODULE setuo with a link to an ARTICLE inside the MODULE.. jmuehleisen Advice worked like a charm!! Keepingt that info. handy should it happen again.

[mbrunw]

The advice from jmuehleisen worked for me too on Joomla 2.5 and that annoying thing is gone. Hopefully no side effects will show up later. THANKS!

[bwirth01]

For those of you looking for the official patch for this issue for both 2.5.4 & 1.7.3 you can find it here:

http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla ... m_id=27779

cheers,
Bianca

[xtempore]

Here's the EASY solution (it worked for me at least)...

• Go to Menu > Menu Manager
• Select Options.
• Make sure Show Page Heading is set to No.
• For Page Heading enter 1 space.
• Save.

You can even go back in and remove the space, and it still works! I think it must be that the value is undefined in some cases, and then becomes an empty string when you do this.

Hope it works for you too.

[mbrunw]

I was a bit confused, because as bwirth01 said, this was solved in a J! 2.5.4 patch.

For those of you looking for the official patch for this issue for both 2.5.4 & 1.7.3 you can find it here:

http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla ... m_id=27779

So I turned off the "language" override solution I had used from jmuehleisen then I tried it. The word "Articles" showed up on my test! Then I read the patch solution (Usage: Log into the back-end and open the Menu Manager. On the toolbar, click on "options". You should now see the new tab "Page Display Options". Make your selection and save.).

I decided to take a look. Even though "Show Page Heading" was defaulted to "No" mine was still displaying. However, once I saved from that panel, the word "Articles" disappeared! No tricks or hacks needed. Hope this helps.

[charris]

I had one page where the "Details" title came back. I checked and the language override was still in place but I also noticed that the "Show Modified Date" was also coming up.

When I hid the "Show Modified Date" the Details also went away. These two must be linked in some way.

[sandvelder]

See the solution here: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=619&t=601660

[jptoro88]

I just found an EASY way to fix this. Go into the Extensions -> Language -> Overrides and create a new override. Search for Articles (should be JGLOBAL_ARTICLES) and replace it with no text. Save and the word Articles is gone. That easy.

Guys..I used WEBJIVE method and it worked nicely!!.

tks!!

[tflores21]

WEBJIVE's solution worked for me! Thanks.

[bossies]

xtempore you da man - your solution seemed so simple that i did not even tried it - but i have now and its wording great. Some of the other solutions works but it still leaves an empty <h1> tag in the code while your solution removes that - great and thanks!

[Patricia1919]

I had the same problem and solution from WEBJIVE to helped. Tnx

[DSGinteractive]

Looking to remove unwanted "Articles Heading" above your article title?

The simple solution that I've found is to edit your view.html.php file, which is located in:
components/com_content/views/article/view.html.php

Just open it via FTP client and comment out the following line:
//$this->params->def('page_heading', JText::_('JGLOBAL_ARTICLES'));

Hope it works for you?

Cheers!

[sonuplanet]

Here's another approach: use the "language" override feature of Joomla 2.5.

Go to /Extensions /Language Manager /Overrides

Click "New"

Enter "JGLOBAL_ARTICLES" (without the quote marks) for the "Language Constant."

Leave the "Text" blank.

Save your override ... this should help.

THIS DID WORK FOR ME !! THANKS MATE !

[ghjeng_1]

DSGinteractive had the best solution:

"Looking to remove unwanted "Articles Heading" above your article title?

The simple solution that I've found is to edit your view.html.php file, which is located in:
components/com_content/views/article/view.html.php

Just open it via FTP client and comment out the following line:
//$this->params->def('page_heading', JText::_('JGLOBAL_ARTICLES'));

Hope it works for you?

Cheers!"

I say go with this option...worked great for me

[ubamba]

Pure genius, thank you!! Finally resolved that annoying issue.

Here's the EASY solution (it worked for me at least)...

• Go to Menu > Menu Manager
• Select Options.
• Make sure Show Page Heading is set to No.
• For Page Heading enter 1 space.
• Save.

You can even go back in and remove the space, and it still works! I think it must be that the value is undefined in some cases, and then becomes an empty string when you do this.

Hope it works for you too.

[muddauber]

I have 2.5 but can not change anything on the Language Manager. Is that an extra plugin?

[lullard]

Here's another approach: use the "language" override feature of Joomla 2.5.

Go to /Extensions /Language Manager /Overrides

Click "New"

Enter "JGLOBAL_ARTICLES" (without the quote marks) for the "Language Constant."

Leave the "Text" blank.

Save your override ... this should help.

This works!
THANK YOU!

[lullard]

I have 2.5 but can not change anything on the Language Manager. Is that an extra plugin?

No. Are you going to the "Overrides" tab in the Language Manager section?

[mgreer65]

This worked great for me. Thanks.

jmuehleisen wrote:
Here's another approach: use the "language" override feature of Joomla 2.5.

Go to /Extensions /Language Manager /Overrides

Click "New"

Enter "JGLOBAL_ARTICLES" (without the quote marks) for the "Language Constant."

Leave the "Text" blank.

Save your override ... this should help.

[Paul_F]

Hello even tho it is an old post i thought i could reply and help as far as i can! you can use the following code in any article you want to remove its header...Place the code shown below before any content !

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<style>
.art-postheader /* class for postheader may varies so here you put your postheader class */
{
display: none !important;
}
</style>

[lsmcswain]

That worked for me. Language override.

[Planom]

I have had a similar problem. My current version: Joomla 3.1. Some articles show the menu item of the last visited page as a heading.

Been looking for a solution in several days and tried all of the suggested fixes above. (Only I had not seen the post from Paul_F which might have lead me to a solution earlier.)

Following my findings: Joomla 3.1 has solved this issue. The "bug" comes from the template, I have created, using Artisteer (ver. 4.1). I expect that is what Paul_F has been using too, so his workaround probably works fine solving this issue too.

My workaround:

Editing the default.php found in:

templates > "your template name" > html >com_content > article

Using your html editor find and delete/cloak these two lines (without the quotes):

"if (strlen($article->pageHeading))
echo $component->pageHeading($article->pageHeading);"

Save and put .... and OFF goes those darn headings once and for all!

[spiritman]

Thank you jmuehleisen! Your language override approach fixed the same issue in Joomla 3.2.

[vikirulz09]

This is very simple in every joomla installation the default value for header is set as "on" which means the moment you install joomla it will start publishing any data or article with default article header enabled.

Now how to resolve it?

Just navigate to page display option under menu item you will find some thing called
Show Page Heading
It is set to default i.e enabled
please disable the same vola .....

[WebbyGhnan]

Thank you jmuehleisen! Your solution fixed the same issue in Joomla 3.2.1.