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  • Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    Do you think it is very bad for SEO optimization?

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    You should ask this to a Search Engine’s forums: https://groups.google.com/forum

    Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    As I understand it hide the site name on all pages can not be

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    We can help you hide the site name, we can help with theme customisations, but these forums aren’t the best place to get support for speculative SEO questions.

    Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    I would really appreciate if you could tell me how to hide the site name in the header.

    Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    This theme is great. Help hide the site name that appears on all counts, that is, with the title of the article appears the name of the site.

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    To clarify you’re referring to the site name in the <title> element?

    Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    Yes.

    Hey there.

    If you want to just hide the site name then you could do this:

    .site-title{display:none}

    That should simply hide the title for you.

    You could add this through a child theme:

    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

    Or you could use a simple plugin like:

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-custom-css/screenshots/

    Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    Installed plugin simple-custom-css. What you need to register on the page Simple Custom CSS ?

    Sorry I drop in,
    but I think I understand what @oliinyk10 is asking for.
    All above is correct, but hiding title visually does not hide it from bots crawling like Google bots (that’s why @oliinyk10 mentioned SEO).
    @oliinyk10, to hide it (change it) from SEO point of view – use plugins like https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-seo/ – you can modify title, meta description, keywords and many more (using it personally long time, but not only one there).
    @andrew is right – this is not place for SEO issues, you have both replies (“visual” and SEO) – so please mark this [resolved].
    Good luck!

    Hey there.

    Sure the css will simply hide the title, but it’s still in the code. If you want to remove it totally then it’s in the header.php of the file. You remove on the line 45:

    <?php echo alx_site_title(); ?>

    That would remove the code, it shouldn’t be sent out at all then. You’d want a child theme then to preserve updates in the future, although updates may require a manual update to header.php as well. Keep an eye out for that.

    Interested to know why you don’t want a title logo or name? ??

    Installed plugin simple-custom-css. What you need to register on the page Simple Custom CSS ?

    If using my CSS above you simply but that in:

    .site-title{display:none}

    @mike Orange, oliinyk10 appears to be asking about the site name, not the article the_title(). I don’t believe the seo plugin does anything with the logo/site name?

    I don’t use that plugin myself.

    Cheers.

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    @oliinyk10, you really should clarify for these volunteers what you want.

    Thread Starter oliinyk10

    (@oliinyk10)

    Everyone, thank you for your help.
    When opening any article, the article title shows the name of the article – the site name, that name <title> article – Site Name </ title>. I want the article to appear in the title only title of the article, that <title> article title </ title>

    Sorry for the ignorance of English.

    Hi,
    @timothy – believe it or not, this plugin does it (or can, if you like).
    Source code of any page can look something like:

    <meta property=”og:title” content=”…whatever up to 70 chars…. ” />

    and that’s quite enough info to serve to Google and other bots – regardless the “real” site name (title).
    You stated proper CSS + PhP solutions, but as @andrew wrote, useless to
    write any more on this (specially SEO “tricks”), until @oliinyk10 clarifies what he really wants.
    Cheers,
    Mike

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