I finally got around to upgrading my MAMP install yesterday to PHP 5.5.3, and as I was working on a client’s website I began noticing that the pages I were working on weren’t seeing the code changes I just made. I’ve seen this before and it’s quite maddening. Luckily this time it coincided with my upgrade of PHP, so it was easier to track down.
Category Page Titles in Genesis Framework
This weekend I noticed the name of the category wasn’t appearing at the top of the category pages on this site and another site I run, which are both WordPress sites running the Genesis Framework. You’d think this would be default functionality (spoiler: it is, but I never RTFM.)
Removing the Website field from the Genesis Framework’s Comment Form
Here’s a snippet of code to add to your Genesis Framework child theme in order to remove the Website field on your comment form. Add this to the functions.php file in your child theme’s folder.
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//* Remove the website field from the comment form add_filter( 'genesis_comment_form_args', 'url_filtered' ); add_filter( 'comment_form_default_fields', 'url_filtered' ); function url_filtered( $fields ) { if ( isset( $fields['url'] ) ) unset( $fields['url'] ); if ( isset( $fields['fields']['url'] ) ) unset( $fields['fields']['url'] ); return $fields; } |
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