There’s 2 way you can do this.
1. Create a duplicate of your page.php template and name it front-page.php
In the code, find the code that starts with
<h2 class="h2 entry-title"><a ... ><?php the_title();?> ... </h2>
and delete that.
What that will give you is a template just for the home page that does not display the title.
2. Instead of making a new template, you can add a conditional to your page.php. Something like this:
<?php if(!is_front_page()){?>
<h2 class="h2 entry-title"><a><?php the_title();?> ... </a></h2>
<?php } ?>
That will tell WordPress to display the title is the page is not (that’s what the ! is for) the home page.
Thank you Christine. I am new to WP and understand a little about php, css, HTML etc. Can you explain a little more about option #2 or direct me to where I can read about what to do.
Once I get this page where I want it I am going to learn about templates to create a better page.
