In WordPress, when you use wp_page_menu your anchor attribute’s usually carry a title with the same name. I’m not sure if it’s correct to do this, but it bother me when I hover over a page menu navigation link and I get a hover of the title.
So on my site I used jQuery to remove the title:
$("#nav a").removeAttr("title");
Pretty simple huh?
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Hey, yeah, that's really simple! Right now I'm doing...
$clean_pages = wp_list_pages('title_li=&&echo=0');
$clean_pages = preg_replace('/title=\"(.*?)\"/','',$clean_pages);
echo $clean_pages;
Yes, a lot easier, but it won't work on any browser that has javascript disabled.
correct me if i am wrong please....do i just put this code in my head section:
$("#div_id").removeAttr("title");
and that should remove the title attribute from displaying when I hover over any item within the #div_id ?
Note: it is not an a tag I am trying to remove the title attribute from, but rather a div tag.
Yes, the removeAttr should remove any title attribute if there is one, as long as javascript is enabled.
Yes, but you of course need the jQuery library too. And you put this like so in your tags.
//
Seems like code etc doesn't show up in the comments.