Search results page not showing title in featured area

[newbie2004]

hi jason,

can you tell me, how i can add h1 .entry-title headline for search results page?

br,

newbei2004

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[newbie2004]

or completely set to “display: none”.
my page show a blank featured area with a height of around 20 px without head- or tagline.

[Jason Bobich]

Hi,

Checkout your actions map here:

http://dev.themeblvd.com/tutorial/primary-framework-action-hooks/

… I would just hook to themeblvd_content_top, and then use is_search within your function to make sure you’re outputting to the search results page only.

[newbie2004]

hi jason,

i’m irritated. i my mind it deals wit “featured” contaimer …

if you can have a quick look on it: http://bit.ly/1tB2rWi

thanks & br,

newbie2004

[Jason Bobich]

Aw, okay, so you’ve turned on titles for archive pages from your Theme Options page, but nothing shows. I didn’t realize this is what you meant. Add this to your child theme’s functions.php —

/** 
 * Display title on search result pages
 */
function swagger_featured_search() {
	if ( is_search() ) {
		?>
		<div class="element element-headline featured-entry-title">
			<h1 class="entry-title"><?php themeblvd_archive_title(); ?></h1>
		</div><!-- .element (end) -->
		<?php
	}
}
add_action('themeblvd_featured', 'swagger_featured_search');

[newbie2004]

hi jason,

so can you tell me, how to do this for error 404 page as well?

br,

newbie2004

[Jason Bobich]

Unfortunately this would be a more complicated customization you’d need to make because the theme is not setup to display the 404 title in the featured area.

See this article: http://dev.themeblvd.com/tutorial/hooking-to-the-featured-area/

… In the section of the article called “A more specific example”, you’d be doing essentially that, except you’d use is_404(), instead of is_page(123).

Then, you’d need to remove the title from the lower portion of the content. You’d do that by copying content-404.php to your child theme, and deleting the title from there.

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