Create a Home Page without a Title

Hello @dsaull, thanks for choosing Bento! Could you please clarify what exactly you mean by a “title block” – an element created by the content builder (Gutenberg or Bento’s built-in one), or something else? In any case, might this be what you’re after?

It’s the Gutenberg block…when I click on add new page I get the block at the top saying add title…
I want the option to add a title or not…I have a design in mind that puts photos across the top of the page and then the welcome post below it…it will be my home page…

Bottom line…I want to start with a blank screen and design it like a Word Doc…I’ll decide later if I want to add a title and where I want to put it…

Diane
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Thanks for the additional info! In the “General Settings” section just below the main content editor area (in the post/page editor mode) you can find the “Hide title” option – might this be what you’re after?

I am wanting to know how to hide the Site Title as well. Any new pages started have the Site Title included at the top. I want to keep the Site Title data in the settings but not display it on the page.

Other themes have an option to Not Display Title or Tag in the Site Identity section.

Hello @verybigkid , when you upload your own logo in the “Site Identity” tab of the “Appearance -> Customize” admin section, the site title (aka the default logo) will be replaced with that image ??

Thanks

OK. Not quite what I am after. do not want to have a logo at the top. What I want is a Page Builder widget there.

Sorry, page builder widgets can only be added to the main content area of pages/posts in Bento.

So I cannot have the Site Title or logo not appear? Do all those using this theme have a logo or site title viewable at the top. Doesn’t seem that acceptable, as so many others do not need them to be there.

Out of 9000+ active Bento installs this seems to be the first time this questions pops up, so probably not that many ?? In any case, please take a look at the custom CSS snippet you can use to get rid of the logo element completely (to be added to the “Additional CSS” tab of the “Appearance -> Customize” admin area:

.logo { display: none !important; }

Or, if you want to hide the logo visually but retain its container on the page for the purposes of layout:

.logo { visibility: hidden !important; }