• My goal is simple.

    I would like to hide the H2 Page Title from only one page (the landing page) of my site.

    I’ve read numerous posts saying I should be able to do this using something like this:

    #page-id h2 {display: none;}

    The only problem is I don’t know “exactly” how that should look.

    I know the ID number of my page is 183

    But I don’t know if I’m to write “#page-id-183…”, or “#page183”.

    Has anyone out there successfully hidden the TITLE of a single page from your wordpress site using this method.

    Afterthought: I did try hiding ALL h2 titles using display none and it did work…so, I know I’m close. But…(help)?

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  • Hey I was also trying to do this and came across your post….

    Try this:

    #post-183 h2 {display: none;}

    It worked for me!

    didn’t work for me…

    If you’re only trying to hide the title individual pages you can just add this to the HTML portion of the page post:

    <style>
    .post-title
    {
    display: none !important;
    }
    </style>

    This was able to remove the word “Home” from my main page:

    #post-33 h2 {display:none;}

    But when I add other lines, replacing the 33 with the new page’s ID, it doesn’t work. I also tried urbancoder’s code and it did not work.

    I am trying to remove the titles from all my static pages. Any other suggestions or ideas on what I may be doing wrong?

    @tonyeldridge

    If your aim is merely to remove the title from all your static pages, you can delete this line from page.php template of your theme:

    <h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

    S.K

    @jon73,

    If your theme’s page template has the following (or, similar) markup, it has to work:

    <div class="post" id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>">
    <h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

    S.K

    sorry if I am posting this so long after the last post in this topic, but I found another solution. simply add the following CSS code to the body of your page post.

    <style>
    .Post-Title {display:none;}
    </style>

    in other words. When you add a new page, click the html view tab, and put that code at the top, update, and you’re done.

    kichu has got it right – deleting that line of code works like a charm. Safety tip: before you delete ANY code, copy and paste it into notepad so you can put it back if you need to.

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