Removing page title by default/multiple pages

[kgpthemex]

Hi,

I’m curious, is there a way to remove page title by default across all pages. I’m working on a site that has dozens of pages and I’m replacing current theme with Pro but the problem is that every page is showing the page title by default in Pro and it would be a pain to go to each page and disable the title manually.

Is there a way to automate this or apply it across the site? I know I can do it using CSS but I was hoping it was done without it showing up in the DOM.

I couldn’t find any post where someone was trying to do the same thing.

Thanks

[ruenel]

Hello @kgpthemex,

Thanks for writing in! The easiest solution I could utilize when using the Pro theme is to create a custom single layout and assign this to all your pages. In the layout, you can have it display the header, footer, and the page content without the page title. If this is your first time hearing about the Layout Builder, please check this documentation:

• Single Templates | Themeco Docs

You may also need to check the Conditions and Assignments since it would be safe enough that the layout will be used on pages only.

• Conditions and Assignments | Themeco Docs

Best Regards.

[kgpthemex]

@ruenel,

Thank you for the suggestion of single templates. It is something to think about for the future.

When I switched themes, the default stack was integrity which is what was causing all of the pages to have a heading by default. Changing it to the ‘Starter’ stack resolved that issue along with other formatting that was unwanted from the integrity stack!

[ruenel]

You are most welcome, @kgpthemex.