How Can I Remove The Title On The Page?

You can remove page titles on pages these two ways:

A) Go to the Pages tab on your WordPress Dashboard, select all pages and then under ‘Bulk Actions’ select ‘Edit’. Next, select under ‘Template’ > ‘Page Without Title’, and save changes.

B) If you want to remove the title for only some pages, instead of selecting all pages, hover over a page title in the list and select ‘Quick Edit’. Next to ‘Templates’ select ‘Page Without Title’ in the drop-down and ‘Update’.

 

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  1. I’m new to wordpress and have been building my site for weeks now. I have spent hours upon hours trying to figure this out. Can you help??? Where exactly do I add

    .page-id-6 .entry-title {
    display: none;
    }

    within the css custom option…..right now i have:

    h1 { border-bottom: 24px;
    padding-top: 24px;

    }

    h2 {
    padding-top: 41px;
    }

    .widget-title, .widgettitle {
    padding-top: 12px;
    ]

    #footer {
    border-top: 24px;
    }

  2. I’m new to wordpress and have been building my site for weeks now. I have spent hours upon hours trying to figure this out. Can you help??? Where exactly do I add

    .page-id-6 .entry-title {
    display: none;
    }

    within the css custom option…..right now i have:

    h1 { border-bottom: 24px;
    padding-top: 24px;

    }

    h2 {
    padding-top: 41px;
    }

    .widget-title, .widgettitle {
    padding-top: 12px;
    ]

    #footer {
    border-top: 24px;
    }

  3. Go to your WordPress Dashboard…

    4) Go to your Theme Options >> Custom CSS and add the following:

    .page-id-6 .entry-title {
    display: none;
    }

    Your page-id-x will be different for each page. This is why you’ll need to use Google Chrome developer tool as outlined [above] to find out the page id number. 🙂

  4. Go to your WordPress Dashboard…

    4) Go to your Theme Options >> Custom CSS and add the following:

    .page-id-6 .entry-title {
    display: none;
    }

    Your page-id-x will be different for each page. This is why you’ll need to use Google Chrome developer tool as outlined [above] to find out the page id number. 🙂

  5. When I right-click on the page-title (or anywhere on the page) in Google Chrome, nothing happens … any suggestions?

  6. When I right-click on the page-title (or anywhere on the page) in Google Chrome, nothing happens … any suggestions?

  7. @Laura,

    That is because by default the copyright (right-click) protection is turned on. You’ll need to turn that off temporarily under Theme Options >> Gallery settings. 🙂

  8. @Laura,

    That is because by default the copyright (right-click) protection is turned on. You’ll need to turn that off temporarily under Theme Options >> Gallery settings. 🙂

  9. What happens if your using an old machine and chrome isn’t supported?????

    1. Amanda, You can also use Firebug in Firefox, which provides the same kinds of developer tools: http://getfirebug.com/

      Mark – Photocrati Tech Support

  10. What happens if your using an old machine and chrome isn’t supported?????

    1. Amanda, You can also use Firebug in Firefox, which provides the same kinds of developer tools: http://getfirebug.com/

      Mark – Photocrati Tech Support

  11. Ok im really stuck, im trying to get rid of the Author /commentso off/ Edit information. From a post on my home page.
    Ive worked though it in firefox, and my page id appears to be “home blog” Ive tried putting that as my id in the code but it doesn’t work. Not being much of a coder i cant work out what code i need.

    Here is a screen shot
    http://oliverprout.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Picture-11.png

    the web page is http://www.oliverprout.com

    Please help

    1. amanda,

      In your custom CSS, right under the p {margin-bottom:0.5em;} code,
      replace the two lines that start with .entry-utility and .meta-prep with this line:

      .entry-utility, .meta-prep, .meta-prep-author,
      .author, .vcard, .meta-sep, .comments-link {display: none;}

      and then delete the almost duplicate line a few lines down.

  12. Ok im really stuck, im trying to get rid of the Author /commentso off/ Edit information. From a post on my home page.
    Ive worked though it in firefox, and my page id appears to be “home blog” Ive tried putting that as my id in the code but it doesn’t work. Not being much of a coder i cant work out what code i need.

    Here is a screen shot
    http://oliverprout.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Picture-11.png

    the web page is http://www.oliverprout.com

    Please help

    1. amanda,

      In your custom CSS, right under the p {margin-bottom:0.5em;} code,
      replace the two lines that start with .entry-utility and .meta-prep with this line:

      .entry-utility, .meta-prep, .meta-prep-author,
      .author, .vcard, .meta-sep, .comments-link {display: none;}

      and then delete the almost duplicate line a few lines down.

  13. The page id can also be found in the WordPress dashboard by going to pages, in the left column, and clicking on a page. The page id will be displayed just below the page description.

    Make a note of the page id. Follow the instructions above and cut and paste what needs to be added to the custom css. For each page you want to remove the title from just paste the code in the custom css and change the page id to correspond to the one you found in the pages section.

  14. The page id can also be found in the WordPress dashboard by going to pages, in the left column, and clicking on a page. The page id will be displayed just below the page description.

    Make a note of the page id. Follow the instructions above and cut and paste what needs to be added to the custom css. For each page you want to remove the title from just paste the code in the custom css and change the page id to correspond to the one you found in the pages section.

  15. Hi Amanda and Mark,

    I was able to remove the page titles by removing this line of code from the Page Template:

    Is this OK to do, or will it cause any problems?

    Martin

    1. Martin, That’s not a real good idea; when you upgrade the theme, you’ll have to edit the theme files again. It’s best to use CSS. To remove all pages titles, use

      .entry-title {display: none;}

      Mark – Photocrati Tech Support

  16. Hi Amanda and Mark,

    I was able to remove the page titles by removing this line of code from the Page Template:

    Is this OK to do, or will it cause any problems?

    Martin

    1. Martin, That’s not a real good idea; when you upgrade the theme, you’ll have to edit the theme files again. It’s best to use CSS. To remove all pages titles, use

      .entry-title {display: none;}

      Mark – Photocrati Tech Support

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