[NateSirrah]

Hey there!

I’ve been using this wonderful theme to create an informational blog on my localhost (not live yet). Because Catch Box posts the page title like a header on every page (but not within h1 tags, so it’s not SEO friendly), I’ve been using the following to disable titles:

.page header.entry-header { 
	display: none; 
}

However, the theme also calls the same page title into search results — meaning that my page titles are disabled in search! I’m wondering what function alteration I can make so that page titles remain disabled on pages but so that they show in search results.

Thanks so much,
Best,

Nate

[Sakin]

@NateSirrah: To remove the page tile from the page, you can build child theme and then copy content-page.php file in your child theme and delete the title code

<header class="entry-header">
	<h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
</header><!-- .entry-header -->

If you don’t want to build child theme and delete the code then you can hide it by adding the following CSS in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.
.page-template-default .entry-header { display: none; }

[NateSirrah]

@Sakin,

Thanks for the suggestions! Both of your options, while disabling the header, still also disable the title in Search results. This was my original problem!

How would I disable titles on pages but keep titles in search results?

EDIT: Looks like the first result worked, I just had to refresh my cache. Thank you~~

Thanks,
Nate

[Sakin]

@NateSirrah: Yes you need to clear the cache if you have installed any. Thanks for posting it back as fixed.

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