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  • It might help if you explained what you are trying to do…

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    Yes I’m Sorry…

    My website has a lot of pages and on the top op each page is the title name… I’m trying to get rid of the Page Title name on the blog page.

    Tank you

    Dave

    Try hiding it using CSS. I’d sggest using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of CSS work.
    https://getfirebug.com/

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    Hi esmi…

    Maybe I should explain… I’m a Real Estate Agent… I only got this website a month ago. Before that I’ve never heard of WordPress. I design videos and install them in the pages. That’s a bout it. If you go on my website https://www.ShowMeTheListing.com the page opens and you will see the word “Home” on the top. I’ve watched some youtube videos trying to figure out how to remove this myself and it seems like they’re all talking about older versions of WordPress. I kinda need a play-by-play instructions from the Dashboard on how to do it. Thank you.

    Dave

    Try adding:
    .body.home .art-postheader {display:none;}

    to your theme’s stylesheet.

    Longer term you’ll either need to start learning a little CSS, HTML & PHP or you’ll need to consider hiring someone to carry out the work for you. It is beyond the scope of these forums to deal with basic CSS issues.

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    Thank you esmi So I’m in dashboard, then Appearance, then Themes, then what? lol I’m sorry…

    Dave

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    I’m in something called Artisteer-generated theme

    Appearance -> Themes -> Editor. Ensure that the correct theme is selected in the dropdown on the upper-right, then select style.css from the list on the right. Scroll to the bottom of the file and add the CSS I suggested.

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    Hi esmi… I added it just like you said and unfortunately nothing changed.

    See below
    }

    div.art-layout-cell-size1
    {
    width:100%;
    }

    div.art-layout-cell-size2
    {
    width:50%;
    }
    div.art-layout-cell-size3
    {
    width:33%;
    }

    div.art-layout-cell-size4
    {
    width:25%;
    }
    .body.home .art-postheader {display:none;}

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    Hi emsi I found this in the CSS file

    [CSS moderated as per the Forum Rules.]

    Sorry – my bad. There was a typo in the code I gave you,. Try:

    body.home .art-postheader {display:none;}

    instead.

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    FANTASTIC!!! YOU’RE A STAR! THANKS SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR HELP

    So for each page I want to do I just add a new line to the CSS file and that’s it?

    Dave

    Yes but you will need to check to see what classes are being generated on the <body> tag of your pages to isolate the best one to use in each specific case.

    Thread Starter ShoeMeTheListing

    (@shoemethelisting)

    That’s in the hmtl code on the page right?

    Dave

    Yes.

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