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1. brawsomeben
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Hi there,

   I've just recently started using twenty ten, and it's a really great theme. I've had some amateur trouble, but have been getting through by referring to the wordpress forums (which has solved nearly everything!), however I can't seem to find my particular problem.

   I'm trying to remove or hide the page headers from specific pages. The reason for this is that I still want the names to turn up in the nav menu, and also when I am editing pages (at the moment I'm juggling three pages in WP admin with no names, and that's confusing enough!).

   I thought I might be right in trying to make a specific page template which has the headers removed, but that hasn't worked for me. I've also tried a suggestion that recommended putting in some CSS that tells the page ID to not show the header, but I wasn't sure exactly where to put it. =/

   Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks very much for your help.

2. brawsomeben
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I solved my own problem! For anyone else having trouble with this, you need to insert the following CSS into the header:

   #post-xx .entry-title{display:none;}

   Be sure to replace "xx" with the page ID that you want to remove the header from. I've installed a plugin called "Specific CSS/JS for Posts and Pages", which adds a box at the bottom of the page editor in the dash. In this box, you can specify unique CSS for that page, which I've found very useful.

   Hope this helps someone!

3. cgracielu
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   brawsomeben,

   I've been trying to figure this out too! Where exactly did you end up putting that CSS? I'm brand new to wordpress and am still trying to get my legs.

   Thanks!

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