Hi,
I’d need a few more details to tell you exactly what to do, but it sounds like you can easily solve this with CSS.
On the ST settings page, create a title format with <span>s with a class.
%title% <span class="secondary-title">%secondary-title%</span>
Then, you simply use the CSS property display: none !important;.
Since you don’t want this behavior everywhere, use WP’s <body> tag and narrow your CSS down to the classes it gives you.
Oh, the reason for this, if you’re interested, is your theme. Many themes override filters (which ST uses) or have their own function that escapes HTML characters.
Let me know if that worked for you!
T
Thanks for the prompt response!
Unfortunately, I do not understand most of your CSS instructions.
Here is what I have in the Secondary Title’s Title format:
%title% <h1><i><span style=”font-size:80%;”>(%secondary_title%)</span></i></h1>
Is that code what is causing my problem?
If so, how do I fix it?
N
PS: Here is a link to the one page on that site that has a secondary title:
https://www.gcc-globalclimatechange.com/introduction/
Looks fine there.