lullabyman

go to dashboard, click customize, click slider on left menu

Go into appearance-editor and add the following to each CSS page title item:
visibility: none;

you can also try:
height: 0px;

Also make sure you don’t have any page title items with padding. If you do change them, for example change this:
padding: 40px 0;
to this:
padding: 0px 0;

Also if your theme has a Design – Custom CSS (or similar) option in the “Customize” section you can simply add this there, which is the preferred way to do it since updates to your theme can overwrite any code changes you make to the CSS files, but the tuff you put inot the custom CSS will stay in tact.

FYI … In my opinion hiding this is something every theme should provide a toggle, but I don’t know of any that do. Maybe customizr does … not sure.

Thank you for this Almaraices and Paulwpxp! For the newbies … right after you log into site administration click the “customize” button, then “Design” (on the left), then “Custom CSS”, then enter the code Paulwpxp gave, above. Note his code will only change the font of the main title. To change all the text (including subtitle) use something like this:

.big-slider .slider-entry-container a {color: #555; text-transform:capitalize;}

That changed color to dark gray, then changed everything to title-case (which I think is less pretty but easier to read – to me intuitiveness beats cosmetics). It doesn’t change the color of the box that goes around the sub-title. To do that add the following line:

.big-slider .slider-link-btn a {border: 1px solid #444 !important;}