• Is there a way to customize or even remove the page title text visually but keep the title for identification purposes? for example, i prefer not to have the word “Contact” in large, bold text at the top of my contact page. But if i remove the title altogether, the page itself is then identified as (untitled) on the backend. This would be okay if I only wanted to do it with one page, but if I remove the title from multiple pages I end up with multiple (untitled) pages, which makes it difficult to tell them apart in the dashboard. I also have to find a workaround for the pages to appear correctly on the menu. So, can I keep the page title without it showing up to the reader?

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  • Theme Author Anders Norén

    (@anlino)

    Hi @aprilrrussell,

    I thought there would be a plugin to do this for you, but all of the plugins I could find seem pretty half-baked. Your best option is probably to add custom CSS for each page that should have a hidden title.

    This is the CSS you need:

    .page #post-XX .post-header { display: none; }

    You need to replace XX with the ID of the page you want the title hidden on. When you open the page in the WordPress administration panel, the ID will be listed in the address bar of your browser in this format: ?post=XX.

    For example, to hide the title on the Contact page, you need to add the following CSS to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS:

    .page #post-31 .post-header { display: none; }

    — Anders

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