Guys, thank you for joining in. The Pliska theme is build in such a way that the header text is meant to display the page title. I believe this gives much more flexibility, compared to standard themes that show site title on all pages. However, I understand in some cases this is not working for you. Good news is you can easily adjust this behaviour with just a little bit of css or js.
Hide Page Title
To hide page title for a specific page, you can use the following css (add it in appearance -> customize => additional css:
.page-class .page-title {
display: none;
}
Important: you need an unique identifier to replace “page-class” with the page-specific class. To get that, you need to inspect the body classes to see this page-specific class. To inspect the body class of the page right click with your mouse on the page => inspect:
Image one: How to see the page-specific post class
So, in the above example, you would need to replace page-class
with page-id-1134
.
Replace Page Title
You can replace page title with custom text with just one line of jQuery. For that, you first need to install the Simple Custom CSS and JS plugin and then add the following code:
jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ){
$( ".page-class .page-title" ).text('La La');
});
Again, as in the above step, you need to replace ‘page-class’ with the body-specific page class (see image one).
Hope this helps. If you really prefer to see one text on all pages (site title), I have built other themes that do just that. For, example, you can check the Hightstarter theme.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Yui.