How to Remove the Title of a Page in WordPress

Don’t know how to remove the title of a page in WordPress? We are here to help! By the end of this article, you will know how to hide specific or all WordPress page or post titles.

Methods to remove the title of a WordPress page or post

As WordPress continues to dominate the web, more and more users are using the platform for purposes other than blogging. For this reason, enabling the WordPress page or post title may not always be appropriate. Fortunately, there are several ways to disable it on one or all pages or posts.

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Hide a single page or post title in WordPress

The easiest way to hide the page or post title is to leave the title field empty. However, this option is not recommended. WordPress will generate its own permalink when there is no title, and it will be difficult to identify pages and posts without a title.

For that reason, we recommend using plugins like and . Below is how to use Title Remover to remove the title of the WordPress page or post.

  1. Install and activate the plugin. If you need help, this provides a comprehensive guide on how to do it correctly.
  2. Go to the post or page you want to modify. in the tab Documentlook for the submenu Hide Title? and mark the option Hide the title for this item.

If you are using the classic WordPress editor, the menu Hide Title? it should be available in the right sidebar.

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Hide all page or post titles

If you want to hide the title of all pages and posts, you can do so by modifying the theme’s style sheet (. style.css). However, keep in mind that this method is not SEO-friendly, as search engines don’t like you hiding content from them.

This tutorial shows you how to remove the title from all WordPress pages or posts.

  1. Open the article or page you want to modify in a browser, right-click the title, and then tap To inspect.
  2. Identifies the CSS class assigned to the title. In the example we show you, it is entry-title. Although this may vary depending on the theme you are using.
  3. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Appearance > Editor. Open the style.css file in the right menu, scroll down to the bottom and add the following code: .entry-title { display: none; }

If you have a different CSS class name, change entry-title for the corresponding

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conclusion

Although the WordPress page or post title plays an essential role in the SEO of your site, there are cases where it is necessary to hide it. By using a WordPress plugin or modifying the style sheet, you can quickly and easily remove post or page titles.

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Deyi is a digital marketing enthusiast, with a background in web design, content creation, copywriting, and SEO. She is part of ‘s SEO & Localization team. In her free time, she likes to develop projects, read a book or watch a good movie.

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