Widget Title

Hi David,

The easiest way to remove the widget title is to simply remove the text from the “Title” field and save the widget. If that is not preferred you could use some custom CSS to hide it like so:

.advanced-sidebar-menu .widgettitle { display: none; }

Have a great night!

 

Hi David,

If you must have a value in the Title field and don’t want the title to render, you may do so using a template override.

1. Copy the “views/page_list.php” file from the basic version of the plugin.
2. Paste the file into a “advanced-sidebar-menu” directory of your active theme.
3. Remove line 22 from the file which reads $current_menu->title();.

You should now have a wp-content/themes/bb-theme/advanced-sidebar-menu/page_list.php file with the following contents.

<?php /** * The output of the "Advanced Sidebar Pages Menu" widget * * @since 8.3.3 * * To edit copy this file to a folder in your theme called 'advanced-sidebar-menu' and edit at will. * * @notice Do not edit this file in its original location, or it will break on upgrade. * * @package advanced-sidebar-menu */ use Advanced_Sidebar_Menu\List_Pages; use Advanced_Sidebar_Menu\Menus\Page; $current_menu = Page::get_current(); $list_pages = List_Pages::factory( $current_menu ); $child_pages = $list_pages->get_child_pages( $current_menu->get_top_parent_id(), true ); $content = ''; // Display parent page. if ( $current_menu->include_parent() ) { $content .= '<ul class="parent-sidebar-menu" data-level="0">'; $list_args = $list_pages->get_args( Page::LEVEL_PARENT ); $content .= wp_list_pages( $list_args ); } if ( ! empty( $child_pages ) ) { $content .= '<ul class="child-sidebar-menu" data-level="1">'; // Child and grandchild pages. $content .= $list_pages->list_pages(); $content .= '</ul><!-- End .child-sidebar-menu -->'; } if ( $current_menu->include_parent() ) { $content .= '</li></ul><!-- End .parent-sidebar-menu -->'; } return $content;