Remove Page Title (Admired Theme)

I did it buy adding < and > around the title. eg <home> if you don’t want to see the home title at the top of it’s page. It will also hide it from your menu so, after you create a menu, go in and remove them and it will be visible in your menu but hidden from the top of the page itself.

Hi vookee. I’m actually using the themes built in navigation. I don’t think I can do that.

Here’s my build link
https://108.167.136.97/~pams/

The easiest way to do that is by adding this to your CSS:

.entry-title, .entry-title a {
   display: none;
}

Hopefully your theme has custom CSS as an option? Otherwise you can add it via a plugin such as Custom CSS Manager.

Pefect. Thank you @wpyogi

Worked perfectly and didn’t affect the built in navigation.

Hey @vookee. @wpyogi also made a suggestion. Worked great. Then I edited the white space commenting out the padding in the style.css. Exactly what I needed. Everything works perfectly.

@wpyogi , thanks that looks easier. Do I find it in the Apperance/Edit tab? Then do it on each page?

Awesome, checked your site out again, looks great now. If you see mine all that white space is a mess. It’s not consistent across all pages and does not line up with the search bar. I am going to try the padding too. Wish me luck….lol

vookee – no, you should add that code to the custom CSS section of your theme – it will work on all pages. As I mentioned in your other thread – don’t modify theme files – because those changes will be overwritten and lost when the theme is updated.

Do I just paste that code in anywhere once I create the child theme or does it need to be specific. Sorry for the “new guy” questions@!

Yes paste the code into the custom CSS anywhere. I just added it at the bottom. I like to use firefox’s “Fire bug”. You simply right click on your page where you have issues you’d like to correct. Then click “Inspect with firebug”. Chrome has the same utility. It’s great to figure out css issues.

Thanks @jernatety1, I use FireBug but always had trouble finding the code in WordPress and changing it after. I have just learned the importance of a child-theme.