Hide Page Title does not work

  • Resolved mainpirat

    (@mainpirat)


    5 months, 1 week ago

    Hi, I run a WP multisite installation which currently includes two sites. The main site is working as expected. The second (identical) site (which I use to display the information in a different language) has a strange behaviour. I use the OceanWP theme combined with elementor. Within the OceanWP Customiser I configured for the PAGE TITLE that it should be HIDDEN on ALL DEVICES and as STYLE I chose HIDDEN. The result is that the page title is displayed on the top left corner. I tried it with an additional ccs entry:

    .wp-block-site-title {
    display: none;
    }

    I also used the Hide Page-Title option within the Elementor configuration. So far, nothing helped. The page title is still displayed on the top left corner.

    Any ideas are highly welcomed.

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  • Thread Starter mainpirat

    (@mainpirat)

    I checked the generated HTML-Code and it turned out that it is the PAGE TITLE which is displayed but it is within the SITE-LOGO-INNER. Even though there is absolutely no entry in the section LOGO, the systems takes the PAGE TITLE (as soon I type in one) and shows it as SITE-LOGO-INNER in the HEADER.
    To solve it for now I added a piece of CUSTOM CSS:

    #site-logo #site-logo-inner {
        display: none;  
    }

    as a workaround.
    So currently the effect can’t be seen when visiting the site as it is an active site which must be online and in a good condition.
    But I think the OceanWP theme should not behave like it behaves.

    • This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by mainpirat.

    Hello @mainpirat,

    Thank you for reaching out,

    If you use the header menu styles in the theme and do not set the logo, the theme will show the site title. To set the logo and hide the site title, please navigate to Appearance > Customize > Header > Logo.

    Also, you can create a custom header to add your desired elements to the header: https://docs.oceanwp.org/article/355-how-to-create-a-custom-header.

    While the logo/site title is required for the header, however, if you want to customize and hide it in the header types in the theme, then you can use that custom CSS that you wrote.

    I hope it helps.
    Best Regards

    Thread Starter mainpirat

    (@mainpirat)

    Hello @skalanter, Thank you for your reply. That means in case there is no Logo selected the Header shows the Page Title instead – no matter which parameters you set within the Page Title options. But then I do not understand why the main website does not show the Page Title because also there I use the header and do not choose a logo.

    Hello @mainpirat,

    Thank you for reaching out,

    I’m not sure about this.
    Could you please tell us how you would like the section to look so we can better understand and check it?

    You mentioned that you use custom CSS to hide the site title. So you can remove that CSS to see the theme functionality for the logo/site title.
    The site title is here: https://postimg.cc/3ktXbCR5.
    And here is your custom CSS for hiding the site title: https://postimg.cc/wymDvCkg.
    By removing this custom CSS, you’ll see the site title.
    If you don’t want to use the site title, you can set the logo in the Customizer by navigating to Customizer > Header > Logo.

    I hope this helps.
    Best Regards

    Thread Starter mainpirat

    (@mainpirat)

    Hi @skalanter,
    Thanks again for your answer. I can absolutely live with the workaround. The header is like I want it to have.
    Kind regards

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