[martianmasai]

whilst in desktop view the post category and date appear under the title but this is not visible when the blog is in mobile view. postcodexdotcom

[martianmasai]

Hi, never mind it’s all sorted now. But the title in the single post page appears in #009966 which is the content link colour.

For example;
http://www.postcodex.com/karl-zahn-inspires-future-jewellery-designer/

How can I have the colour of my title in the single post page #000000 and keep this #009966 colour for my linked content.

[martianmasai]

http://www.postcodex.com/karl-zahn-inspires-future-jewellery-designer/

[martianmasai]

Hey I have just noticed that the title of my post act and behaves the way I want it to. But when the link to my post is open via twitter, the post title does not link out to the original content. How do I get the post title to link to the original content from the home page and the post page. hope this makes sense.

[martianmasai]

Thank you it worked

[martianmasai]

postcodexdotcom

[martianmasai]

The full code is not showing. Here is the link for the full code
http://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/insert-permalink-sign-into-post-headerfooter/

[martianmasai]

Sorry this the full code you gave in this post.

Find 1:

<a rel=”bookmark” href=””>

Edit 1:

<a rel=”bookmark” href=””>

[martianmasai]

Thanks for the response Mehmet but I’m not sure this would work because I have already implemented these instructions given by you in another post.

– open “Custom Fields” from Screen Options. (When in editing screen of a post).

– find the Custom Fields box below.

– click to the “Enter new” link.

– define ext_link name and a value.

– click “Add Custom Field” button.

Now, ext_link is ready to use for all posts. So don’t define it again in another post, just select from the list, then enter a value.

To this step, it works on the back-end side.

From this step, we will add it to the design.

– go to Appearance > Editor > format-standard.php

– find1:

<a rel=”bookmark” href=””>
– edit1:

<a rel=”bookmark” href=”ID, ‘ext_link’, true ); ?>”>
– find2:

– edit2:

<a title="Permalink" href="”>

I have already created a custom field, edited and added the above code to format-standard.php which works perfectly. My request is to open the post when the title is clicked in a new tab.

[martianmasai]

Thanks it worked

[martianmasai]

The screenshot is above. The shrinking happens when the site is being viewed on a mobile. Notice the border around date

[martianmasai]

I want to add the code in the link above to,

blog-nosidebar.php
and
post-nosidebar.php

The function for the tile is not in the blog-nosidebar.php although I found it in the post-nosidebar.php file. I don’t want to mess things up. Could please assist. I want to add the code into custom version of the files, like a child theme so that I wont loose the changes when there’s an update for the theme. I hope this makes sense.

[martianmasai]

My conern is that the theme doesn’t have a content.php file. I have not raised any questions about the single post file. How do I implement this strategy.

[martianmasai]

I want the changes to applied to every single post I publish.

[martianmasai]

The code in the above link needs to be added to a content.php, since you don’t have one you need to find a solution for me.

[martianmasai]

I need to add this code to the theme. http://thingsofinterest.com/2013/11/17/custom-title-links-wordpress/#disqus_thread. Is it possible.

[martianmasai]

So there is no content.php file