Strange design problem after upgrade

[The Painted HiveMember Post count: 1]

Hi

After installing the latest updates of both WordPress and Genesis I noticed a strange design problem.

If you visit my site and click one of the category links displayed in the nav bar (such as ‘Before and After’) you are taken to a page with excerpts of all posts filed under that category. For certain categories (such as ‘Before and After’) I set up a sub-title so the category name is displayed ahead of the post title (for example; ‘Before and After: Chair Makeover’, rather than just ‘Chair Makeover’).

For some reason now there is an additional line which appears above this title which just includes the sub-title alone (kinda hard to explain though very clear if you visit this link: http://thepaintedhive.net/category/before-and-after/ ).

It seems okay in IE though is visible in Chrome and Firefox.

Anyone have any idea what may have caused this and how to correct it?

Thanks so much.

• This topic was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by  SoZo. Reason: Made link a link

• This topic was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by  SoZo. Reason: Made link a link

[SoZoModerator Post count: 1573]

How did you add the category?

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John “Nicolas Flamel” Wright | SoZo’s design| John Wright Photography

[The Painted HiveMember Post count: 1]

In my child functions file:

add_filter ('genesis_post_title_text', "hive_sub_category");

function hive_sub_category ($title) {

if (is_category() ) {

//change categories when published
if (in_array(single_cat_title ("",false), array ("Before and After", "Clever Craft", "How To", "Furniture Rehab", "Room Makeovers", "Dining Room", "My Hive", "Master Bedroom", "Entryway", "Nursery", "Home Office", "Living Room", "DIY" ))) {
return "<div class='hive_title_background'><div class='hive_post_title'>".single_cat_title ("",false).": ". $title."</div></div>";
} else {

return "<div class='hive_title_background'><div class='hive_post_title'>".$title."</div></div>";
}
} else {
return "<div class='hive_title_background'><div class='hive_post_title'>".$title."</div></div>";
}
}

A friend helped me with it so I while I understand it a little I’m not completely across it.

[SoZoModerator Post count: 1573]

This is the best I could come up with

add_filter ('genesis_post_title_output', "hive_sub_category");
function hive_sub_category ($title) {
if (is_category(array ("Before and After", "Clever Craft", "How To", "Furniture Rehab", "Room Makeovers", "Dining Room", "My Hive", "Master Bedroom", "Entryway", "Nursery", "Home Office", "Living Room", "DIY" ))) {
return "<div class='hive_title_background'><div class='hive_post_title'>".single_cat_title ("",false).": ". $title."</div></div>";
} else {
return "<div class='hive_title_background'><div class='hive_post_title'>".$title."</div></div>";
}
}

Gets rid of the double output but places it before the link

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John “Nicolas Flamel” Wright | SoZo’s design| John Wright Photography

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