How to Prevent Page Title Display on Single Page?

[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

Hi,

Does anyone know how I can prevent the display of a Page Title on a given WordPress Page?

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[SusanModerator Post count: 3180]

Try this:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/hide-page-title-on-only-one-page

 

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Susan @ Graphically Designing I’d love to customize your website! I tweet!
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[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

Thanks.  I looks like it should do it, but doesn’t quite seem to work.

I’m trying to remove the title from my 404 error page (try http://test.beem.us/snot for example). I found the post number for my 404 page and replaced it in the line given on that topic and put it in my styles.css.  Still get the page title, though.

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[SusanModerator Post count: 3180]

Next up – try this thread (from in this forum not too long ago):

http://www.studiopress.com/forums/topic/remove-page-title/

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Susan @ Graphically Designing I’d love to customize your website! I tweet!
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[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

Thanks. That one didn’t show up in my searches.  It looks like it removes all page titles, but I’ll see if I can tweak it to just remove the one I want.

Really appreciate the help!

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[GJudyParticipant Post count: 14]

A wonderful woman posted this in the old forum

<?php

// Template Name: noTitle

// Remove the page title
remove_action( ‘genesis_post_title’, ‘genesis_do_post_title’ );

genesis();

I can’t get in there to get her name and give her credit, but the little php works for me.  I upload the save php page to the theme and schzam I have a different page template that says no title. I suppose you could name it something cuter, but I’m the one who sees it.

I’ve done the quick and dirty method of leaving the page title blank.  You can change the permalink.  But, if there are very many, keeping track of them leads to stress (that’s putting it mildly).

[JohnParticipant Post count: 35]

William,

On that test site are you trying to remove the 404 in the H1 tag that is just above the 404 image? Or the title that says, “A Place to Play Around”?

John

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John Sundberg | blackhillswebworks.com
A WordPress developer’s toolbox: Firebug | WordPress Codex | Google

[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

GJudy:  Thank you.  As a new member, I’m locked out of the old forum, so I really appreciate you checking this for me.  I’ll give it a shot.

 

John: I’m trying to remove the 404 in the H1 tag just above my image. It’s not a major deal, but one of those little details that I’d like to clean up. With the big 404 in the image, the page title is a bit unnecessary.

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[JohnParticipant Post count: 35]

You could make a copy of the Genesis 404.php, remove the H1 tag, replace everything inside the entry-content DIV with your image, and put that in your child theme folder.

Or a simpler way would be to add this to your style.css file:

.post-505 h1 {
display: none;
}

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John Sundberg | blackhillswebworks.com
A WordPress developer’s toolbox: Firebug | WordPress Codex | Google

[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

John. thanks for the suggestions.

I’ve tried that CSS before. In fact, it’s in the page now, but it doesn’t work. Editing the Genesis 404.php may also be a solution. I didn’t think there was such a file, but I was looking in the Minimum theme folder, not the Genesis theme folder.

I’ll give it a shot. Thanks.

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[JohnParticipant Post count: 35]

You’re welcome. Don’t want to beat a dead horse here, but I don’t see that particular code in your CSS. Are you sure it’s in there?

You could also give it a boost by adding an ID to the selector:

#content .post-505 h1

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John Sundberg | blackhillswebworks.com
A WordPress developer’s toolbox: Firebug | WordPress Codex | Google

[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

Yep, it’s at the bottom of the styles.css file on williambeem.com.  I tried adding #content as you just shared, but still no change.

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[JohnParticipant Post count: 35]

Ahh, that’s a different website than the test site you linked to earlier. Try this instead:

#content .post-9789 h1 {
display: none;
}

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John Sundberg | blackhillswebworks.com
A WordPress developer’s toolbox: Firebug | WordPress Codex | Google

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by  John. Reason: added code tags

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by  John. Reason: added code tags

[WilliamParticipant Post count: 2]

OK, well now I just feel silly.  I tried that suggestion on the test site (before you mentioned adding #content) and it didn’t work. When I posted it on williambeem.com, I forgot to check that the page number would be different.

Glad to say it works! Thanks very much for your help, John. I appreciate it.

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–William
http://williambeem.com

[MarcModerator Post count: 65]

For others, Bill Erickson’s Genesis Title Toggle plugin works great!  Easy selectivity on each and any page/post -

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/genesis-title-toggle/

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