Removing panel headings/titles?

Hello poormanwp,

Please provide us the “Find Us” page link so we can provide you the custom css as per the need.

Regards,

Manoj

Hello,

On the demo you can see the Find Us page has no header on the panel. I would like to be able to do the same for certain of my panels.

https://piquedemo.wordpress.com/

Hi poormanwp,

You can do it using CSS. When open the editor of your page, look closely at the URL to find a number.

For instance:

example.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=128&action=edit

Here, the 128 is the post’s ID. So you can combine that with CSS to hide the title of the page.

If you wanted to hide a post with the ID of 128, you would add this to the Customize > Additional CSS area of your site:

.post-128 .entry-header {
	display: none;
}

Just change the 128 there to the number that matches your post’s ID. (It’s okay if it uses more/fewer than three digits.)

That code will hide the page title on your home page and also on the direct URL for the page. If you want to limit the scope of this code so that it only hides the title on the home page, just use this:

.home .post-128 .entry-header {
	display: none;
}

Let me know if this helps.

Hi David, the second code is what I needed! Thanks so much.

I had another question, what if I wanted to hide the panel from being listed in the dynamic menu that is at the top of the screen?

What i would like to do is use a panel with an image to break up text panels, but not make them show up in the menu because they would be only images.

Is this possible?

solved

Hi @poormanwp,

Sorry I somehow missed your previous reply. Did you end up disabling the dynamic menu and creating custom links to the sections you wanted in the menu?

No problem!

I actually got help from another user on here, she wrote a CSS code that hid the pages I didn’t want showing up in the menu.

That was the only way of making it easy to work with the dynamic menu.

Nice! I see it here. Glad you were able to get that sorted!