

Websites on WordPress usually contain some pages that do not need a title. Depending on the style of your website, displaying the titles of this or other pages may not be aesthetically pleasant, or it may make the page appear unprofessional. It is not required to display the titles of pages such as Home, Contact, About, and Products.
So, in this article, we will explore how to hide page title in WordPress. We've put together the 3 easiest methods you can apply to your store.
Let's discover right below!
Now let’s show you how to remove the page title using 3 straightforward methods.


.page .entry-title {
display: none;
}

The section that follows will teach you how to hide the title of a given page. To do so, you must first determine the page's ID.
Here's how to do it:

The page ID now shows up in the URL at the bottom of your browser.
The Checkout page ID in the following example is 10.

Add the following code:
.page-id-10 .entry-title{
display:none;
}

*Note: Remember to replace.page-id-10 with the ID of the page whose title you want to hide.
Alternatively, hide page titles in WordPress can also be accomplished with third-party applications. In this sections below, we'll teach you how to achieve it with a page builder and a WordPress plugin.
IIf you're using a page builder tool like Elementor, follow the steps below:




Another way to hide page names in WordPress is to use a plugin. In this tutorial, we'll be using the Hide Page and Post Title plugin.
Another plugin for hiding page titles is Title Remover.
After you've installed and activated the plugin, go through the following steps:


Title tags and meta description tags, often known as page titles and meta descriptions, are the small details that allow your website's pages to display in search results the way you want them to.
Activate the plugin in your WordPress admin by going to the 'Plugins' menu. In your WordPress admin, go to the Settings menu and select the 'Hide Any Page' option. Check the page(s) you want to hide from your visitors and search engines like Google.
Take the following steps:
Hiding page titles in WordPress can be a valuable technique to enhance the aesthetics and user experience of your website.
By using any of the three straightforward methods outlined in this article, you can seamlessly remove page titles while preserving functionality. Whether it's for a landing page, homepage, or any specific content, the flexibility WordPress offers empowers you to customize your site to suit your preferences.
Remember, a minimalist design can foster better engagement and guide your visitors' focus.


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