• Hello

    I can’t seem to rid my pages of the titles i’ve tried entering this code in the style sheet:

    .entry-title {
    display: none;

    but nothing happens, its really irritating me.

    Can some have a look at my site and they will see small headings on each page above my image titles. https://www.speechandlanguagetherapy.org.uk

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  • Try pasting this in your themes custom CSS options and see if it does what you need.

    .page_title {display: none;}

    Thread Starter lorro1979

    (@lorro1979)

    Hello Clayton,

    I went into editor, custom themes and pasted the script you gave me, but
    Nothing has happened?

    This is really bugging me.

    – Check to make sure the CSS entry stayed in the user Custom CSS area after you pasted it. In most custom themes you need to make sure you scroll down to the bottom of the custom CSS page and hit a “Save Changes” button before you exit.

    – Also check to make sure the “.” period at the front of the code stayed put. It represents a CSS class.

    .page_title {display: none;}

    – If the code looks like it stayed put, clear your browser cache and see if you can see the changes after that. Any caching plugins or Cloudflare-like caching could also affect or delay the change if it isn’t updated right away.

    In custom.css, someone accidentally forgot the closing bracket on

    .sf-menu {
        margin-top: 100px;

    causing the following CSS to not be read. Adding that bracket should fix the problem.

    Thread Starter lorro1979

    (@lorro1979)

    I’m sorry guys, but nothing is working I assume you can see my custom css, so could you please type the code out-exactly as it should read and I can cut and paste it. I’d really appreciate it.

    This is what I can see in your custom.css file right now

    .sf-menu {
        margin-top: 100px;
    }

    …so it looks like you have probalby repaired the missing bracket as @stephencottontail noted.

    Paste this directly below it, in your themes user defined CSS form.

    .page_title {
          display: none;
    }

    [EDIT] Okay. I think the mystery is close to being solved. The above is what I see when I view your source code. THIS is what I see when i actually open the file https://speechandlanguagetherapy.org.uk/wp-content/themes/medicenter/custom.css in my browser.

    .sf-menu {
    	margin-top: 100px;
    }
    {
    .page_title {display:none;}

    Too many brackets. That needs to be changed to this…

    .sf-menu {
        margin-top: 100px;
    }
    .page_title {
          display: none;
    }
    Thread Starter lorro1979

    (@lorro1979)

    Hello Clayton,

    Sorry its just not working.

    i’m at a real loss now.

    I just visited your site and the page titles are gone from the left side of the bread-crumb menu, so the code appears to be working.

    Example: https://speechandlanguagetherapy.org.uk/?page_id=2725 Note the absence of the page title, and how the bread-crumb bar has now moved to the left.

    If it’s a different issue you’re after, I recommend contacting the support channel for the theme you’re using. Commercial themes aren’t actually supported here in the forums. They may be able to help you with any further customization.

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