Steven Zahm@ MV Times
re: I’m still grappling with this question of missing titles. I have attached a screenshot of your Wyomissing Square demo listing — it too has the title missing.
Unless we are talking about two different things… the entry name is in the screenshot you attached of the demo page. I made a copy of your screenshot and put arrows on it to show the entry name.
You previously state that; “I have found the span: And it appears that the “display=none;” is inside the span. — Would this not indicate that it is in the Template?”
Like I said, this is not in the template. There are two ways this could end up here. The template was modified from the original code and that was inline style added. Or, some other plugin or the theme is adding it with javascript for some reason.
- Did you turn off javascript in the browser as suggested to see if the entry name will be visible?
- Was the template altered in any way?
- Was Connections altered in any way?
re: And, instead of linking to an individual listing the title/link on the listing goes to a page with all the entries linked from.
Ok, sorry, I’m not really following you here… Clicking on an entry should take you to the individual entry. Which, you said, “When we click on the list item header/link it takes us to the Entry…“. What changed? It seems like it was working fine when you made the original post.
re: On, top of that the listings pages carries with it all style data from the previous page.
Sorry, again, I do not understand. I looked at the screenshot but without context I’m not sure what I am looking at or what is wrong with it. My best guess…
Did you added content above the [connections] shortcode? If you did, that will be on the Connections “pages” because you are not actually leaving that page. The shortcode itself is dynamic, changing based on what was clicking in Connections, for example the entry name.
If you want to have static content above the directory “home page”, then you need a second page to show the results on. Here’s what to do:
Create a new page. The name of the page is not relevant but should applicable.
The content of this new page should be the [connections] shortcode and nothing else.
Save the page and take note of the page ID, You’ll need it. You can find it in the browser address bar as part of the URL.
Go to your original directory page and add the home_id shortcode option. You shortcode on the page should look something like this:
[connections home_id="n"]
Save the page.
No when the links in the directory are clicked, they will resolve to the new page.
Without a link to your directory page, all I can do is offer guesses. If you share a link, I can very likely give you solutions.