After being googling I found many results like this.
Search for: <a href="<? php the_permalink()" /> <?php the_title()?> </a>
in single.php or page.php or index.php inside your theme dir.
No way I can find (just looking for title, not the whole sentence).
I'm using Fastfood theme, and I have been looking in single.php, page.php and index.php (all of these files are 1 or 2Kb, so there is no way Im failing in my search.
'C:...\apache2\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\themes\fastfood\' this is dir where Im looking at.
Does anybody know in which file/dir I have to look into?
Thanks for your time folks.
EDIT: Neither in header.php, but close enough:
In functions.php find the function called fastfood_featured_title. Change the following line:
if ( $post_title || $thumb ) $post_title = '<h2 class="' . $title_class . '"><a title="' . $args['title'] . '" href="' . $args['href'] . '"' . $link_target . ' rel="bookmark">' . $thumb . $post_title . '</a></h2>';
to:
if ( $post_title || $thumb ) $post_title = '<h2 class="' . $title_class . '">' . $thumb . $post_title . '</h2>';
If you are using Linux or MacSOX you can use the findcommand, open a terminal, go into your theme folder and type
find . -type f -name \*.php -print0 | xargs -0 grep -i the_title()
You will see where the the_title() is used, and then you can modify it
With Windows - wich i don't really know, check that link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/017ybd7t(v=VS.80).aspx
The alternative of findin Windoze seems to be findstr, try something like
FINDSTR /s /i the_title() *.php