Yep, you can do that using this in your child theme CSS:
.entry-header .entry-title {
display: none;
}
BTW, nice looking header :).
Thank you! That worked! Amazing …
And thanks about the header. I do a lot of [Advertisement moderated]. If only I understood WordPress half as well … 🙁
Where in the .css can I place that, I have the same problem, thanks!
thebullsandbears.com
You aren’t using the same theme, so that CSS is not relevant to your site.
This looks like it may work:
h1.entry-title {
display: none;
}
But you also need to take it out of the media query section of your stylesheet.
For additional help, please ask StudioPress for help – as they provide support for their commercial themes.
