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Ok i found the answer to my own question. I think it was because

<?php print $title ?>

is called in node.tpl.php and not in page.tpl.php like some other themes do.

Because i wanted to display the title in views also, i moved<?php print $title ?> into page.tpl.php, along with the proper html layout (div class="node-title",h1).

I have now the title of my views displaying nicely!

Yeah, that was the reason. I'm not sure why I chose to do it that way in the first place. I'll make sure to fix it when the theme is updated. :)

I'm going to need just a bit more help on this. If I add

<?php print $title ?>

to page.tpl.php and assign the appropriate class, I get the title on my view, but on regular pages I get the title twice.

What do I need to do additionally to get only one page title, but still get all my node titles and also get my view title?

(I'm a bit new to Drupal theming, that's why I bought a theme)

Thanks!

Hi,

The reference to <?php print $title ?> in node.tpl.php (for the full node, not the teasers) also had to be removed. I've attached an altered version of the node.tpl.php file and I think that should work, provided you still have the reference in page.tpl.php.

That worked, thanks. : )

(I thought I tried the same thing earlier, and lost my regular page titles, but I probably removed the wrong thing from the node template.)

Actually, that wasn't enough. I also had to add the conditional statement to the print title request, because I have some pages where the title is handled in a panel, and I was getting unwanted styling (borders) when the page did not have a title.

Edit: I can't use the pre tag so I can't include the entire thing here.

But my site requires a conditional title, I can't simply print the title.