Removing (not hiding) H1 x-header-landmark

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#1

I would like to remove the x-header-landmark H1 that says “NextComputing Store” from our single product pages (for example https://solutions.nextcomputing.com/product/edgexti-9285k-04/) for SEO purposes (so I don’t want to just hide it by using display:none). If I can do the same for our blog and other posts, all the better. I have limited PHP coding experience, so I have used the forums here for all the changes I’ve tried.

So I don’t want to hide it per these posts: Remove landmark header in custom post types
Or .x-header-landmark issue

I have tried creating a modified _landmark-header.php file and placing in my pro-child theme directory /framework/legacy/cranium/headers/views/renew/
per this thread X-header-landmark: The blog
And this thread Remove page and blog title h1

I have tried creating a _brand.php file in the global directory per this thread

Nothing has seemed to work. Thank you in advance for any help.

#2

Hello @jhoysradt,

Thanks for writing to us.

Please navigate to Cornerstone -> Theme Options -> Shop Options -> Title and clear the text field completely. Please refer to the screenshot below for guidance.

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Please note that this change applies globally to all Shop/WooCommerce archive pages

Hope it helps
Thanks

#3

Thank you, that was easier than I thought! My only complaint is that there is still an empty H1 tag where the store name was. I can use the style sheet to hide the container, but my goal was to get rid of it for SEO purposes so that the only H1 tag was the product name. Could you tell me how to accomplish that? Thanks!

#4

Hi @jhoysradt,

If you follow the approach suggested by my colleague Prakash , the H1 will be completely removed from the DOM , rather than just being hidden. Please let us know if this behavior works for you or if you need further assistance with it.

Alternatively, you can add custom CSS:

  • Use Page CSS if you want this change to apply only to a specific page, or
  • Use Global CSS if you want it to apply across the entire site.

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Hope this helps
Thanks