Login to your admin dashboard, go to pages and create a home page. Add new and create an other page you can name it a blog. You can create as many pages as you want. Now you can customize a menu and assign it to be a primary menu and there you adjust which pages to show up in that menu. You can create and adjust as many menus as you want by going to appearance menu. To remove a page title go to pages navigate and click delete then click update and that page won’t show up. Hope that would help.
@ wadigraphic, I think you have misunderstood what the issue is.
When you enter a page title, it is (naturally) automatically used in the navigation menu, but in the Mystile theme it is also displayed just above any text in the main content area, almost like a headline, and it is that “headline” I want to remove!
An example could be if you on “Home” (index page in “old fashion” terms), e.g. want the headline to be something like “Personal blog – from me to you!” but still want to use the term “Home” in your menu structure, then it is displayed something like this:
Home
Personal blog – from me to you!
And my issue is – how to get rid of the Home above the “Personal blog – from me to you!” headline?
Hi Lars, so what you saying is that you have a menu contains items (personal- from me to you and those items under home) to play around with this specific menu in your dashboard just go to menu under appearance and adjust the menu that contains
( Home-Personal blog – from me to you!) and click on home it will stretch open where you can click on delete and it will be gone!
@ wadigraphic,
Thank you for your assistance, but I have solved the issue – the answer can be found here:
https://support.woothemes.com/hc/communities/public/questions/201693463-Can-I-remove-page-title-from-all-pages-#answer-202749516
It involves “Custom.CSS” and the woodojo plugin!
Guess it is true that you learn every day 😉
@lars.Lemming was searching for same fix, worked perfectly from the link you mentioned. Thanks a lot for posting the solution.
Thank you for posting the solution. I’m using a customizr theme, and the CSS code below worked a charm for me. Just include it in your child theme editor.
body.page article header h1 {
display: none;
}
Same problem, thank you for posting the solution !! i hope it works
