I am not familiar with the Attitude theme, but I would imagine it will be something similiar to the below steps:
1. Appearance > Editor
2. Select “style.css”
3. Go to the bottom of the code, and add:
/* Hide the Page Title */
.page entry-title {
display: none;
}
/* End Hide Page Title */
4. Click [Update]/[Save]
Should work.
[Edited to remove the Theme modification method – it’s a no no]
Please do not modify theme files – you should use Custom CSS or a Child Theme – otherwise all your changes will be overwritten when the theme is updated.
Hi
Thank you for the replies
So is best to add a new css rule and add that new css class to the php page
Trouble is I can’t find the css class and where it is called in the php page
Ian
You should NOT modify any theme files – if you need to make changes, use a Child Theme – http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
And CSS goes only in a CSS file – such as style.css if you have a child theme. Another option is to use Custom CSS – if your theme does not have that as a built-in option, you can add it via a plugin such as Custom CSS Manager. Then you’d just copy the above CSS code to the custom CSS area/file.
It is as I wrote above:
/* .page tells it to only affect Page titles - not Posts or Home titles */
.page .entry-title {
display:none;
}
That will hide just the title (in case you have set something else to display in the header like a subtitle).
But, if you want to hide the whole header block:
.page .entry-header {
display: none;
}
And as WPyogi says – create a child theme so you are not changing the existing themes CSS directly.
Hi
Thank you so much for all the replies
I installed a disable page title and when editing each page, there are check boxes at the bottom and it allowed me to tick the boxes that I did not want the page title to show on, all is good now
Hopefully will be ok from now on but is it to post a question if I get stuck at any point as only been using this for around 4 hours now
Kind regards
Ian
