What theme are you using? Where did you download it from?
Thread Starter
Airyk
(@airyk)
I am using the rest theme by themeloy. I got it from themeforest. There is no option for removing the title, I need to remove it via CSS. also the theme maker is providing me with almost no support 🙁 It’s been several days and still no response.
@airyk: you are using a commercial theme and would need to seek support from the theme developer/vendor. I’m sure that the developer could provide you with the assistance you need.
The WordPress.org forums are not the place to seek support for commercial products.
edit: I was typing this as you responded that the dev was not quickly providing support. Sorry to hear that Airyk.
Thread Starter
Airyk
(@airyk)
I see. But can i ask what would I normally do if I were using the standard wordpress theme.
We do not have access to, nor do we support, commercial themes as you paid for support when you bought the theme. It is not our place to keep theme vendors in business or deprive them of any income that they may derive from support services.
if you are planning to use CSS to hide something, in any WordPress theme, you could use a browser inspection tool (I personally use Firefox’ web developer add-on, but there are similar tools for nearly all modern browsers) to identify the specific CSS selectors for the page and the element you want to hide.
Thread Starter
Airyk
(@airyk)
I see. Well I was hopping to get help from wordpress users not from the wordpress support team, perhaps I am in the wrong form.
Although to get around this problem I started another wordpress account some time ago on a different domain. It uses the wordpress 2013 default theme and the problem exists there as well. Could you tell me how to fix that website?
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Thread Starter
Airyk
(@airyk)
Oh very clever alchymyth I will have to look into that. Although I would have hopped this would be a common issue, not everyone can want the static homepage to have a unmovable title across it…
because Twenty Thirteen uses body_class() in the body tag, there is a specific CSS class of .home on the home page; http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/body_class
in Twenty Thirteen, the page title has the CSS class .entry-title (you can find out by either looking into the theme’s templates, or using a browser inspection tool)
so for Twenty Thirteen, your entry for the custom CSS plugin could be:
.home .entry-title { display: none; }
