• Newbie alert! ??

    I want to do something rather specific and possibly a bit odd, so bear with me…

    I have a static home page, which like all my pages has a page title. For all the other (non-home) pages I’m happy to have the page title appear on the top of the page, but for the home page (only) I would like to hide it. However, I don’t want to just leave the page title empty (which would admittedly achieve the not-showing-it), because that causes the name in the browser tab etc. to appear as ” – sitename” whereas I would like it to appear as something like “homepage – sitename”. So basically what I’m asking, is there a way to call the home page “homepage” but not have that name appear on the page itself?

    Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

    Cheers,
    Robaa

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  • Dear Robaa,

    Try to enable the front page template which lies under the page attributes options. If it doesn’t work for you, try adding the following custom CSS code into the child theme’s style.css or you can use Simple Custom CSS plugin.

    
    .home .entry-header{
       display: none; 
    }
    

    Regards,
    Kharis

    Thread Starter robaa

    (@robaa)

    Hey Kharis,

    Many thanks for that, I’ve enabled the front page template (didn’t even realise that was an option!) as you suggested, and it has resolved my issue beautifully! ??

    Thanks again, very helpful!

    Robaa

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