thanks Bro - was a nice post and great info. i've been look for this fixed, thanks again for your research

Having done this works well, but a small word of caution .... you will have to do it all over again when you upgrade your wordpress version !

There is a simpler solution. You don't have to modify the classes.php at all. Before it decides to display that "title" "View all posts filed under 'category'" it first looks to the description field of the category. You can enter in whatever you want in that description field and it will show up instead of "View all posts filed under 'category'". If you don't want the title to say anything or pop up anything on mouseover, just place the curser in the description for that category and hit the spacebar and then update the category. That blank space in my description field makes it pop up nothing for the "title" of my category menu link. That's what I wanted and it was that easy!

Rohan's suggestion from May 2010 work great. Thanks man.

Thank you for this! I've been struggling to get this going on my wordpress site, and this is quite helpful!

You can actually do that by editing the "category-template.php" file in "wp-includes" directory and delete all the "View all posts in" from it. I hope that will help.

umm...im not really sure how to do this...care to explain more please? =\

Thanks you so much, i wasted a lot of time looking for that line

I'm using 2.9.2 and there is still a classes.php file. Change line 1332 inside of the classes.php file.

been looking for a solution to this to no avail. on how to remove "link to" and "View all posts filed under" text defined by wordpress when anchor titles are generated..

the code replaces wp_list_cats() in your template (theme)

echo str_replace("View all posts filed under ","",wp_list_cats('echo=0')); Are you putting that in category-template.php? And if so, where exactly in the file please? And are you putting it in any other php file as well? I ask because I'm using 2.9 and it doesn't work, I'm afraid. When I was on 2.8.6, I altered this in classes.php $link .= 'title="' . sprintf(__( 'View all posts filed under %s' ), $cat_name) . '"'; else But this doesn't work in 2.9 because there is no one classes.php file in wp-includes! Any ideas on how to make it work in 2.9 because I've spent hours trying to figure this out!

...................... thanx!

This is frustrating how there's only 2 options for the 'title=' --> namely 0 and 1. Reference to: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories Thank you for your post, buddy. I simply wish to NOT display anything at all for my title, so I simply commented out the entire code below in classes.php: /* if ( $use_desc_for_title == 0 || empty($category->description) ) $link .= 'title="' . sprintf(__( 'View all posts filed under %s' ), $cat_name) . '"'; else $link .= 'title="' . attribute_escape( apply_filters( 'category_description', $category->description, $category )) . '"'; */

sorry...i got it..don't reply...thank you very much for your help.. already bookmarked you website

thnx for the info but i didn't get it completely...please explain it...i mean this line is written in which file ? waiting for ur reply