[Support request] Disable content title not working

[David]

Hi, I can’t figure out:
1. where the title “PRODUKTY” in the enclosed picture comes from (Global Header element <h1>{{post_title}}</h1> is “OBCHOD”)
2. why there is still “OBCHOD” shown even though I disabled the content title of the OBCHOD page. All other pages work correctly, except this one woocommerce shop page.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/LoAJFDPFiZgkTyT79
https://photos.app.goo.gl/EwowaGz224DaqJ1L9

[Tom]

Hi there,

1. This is coming from one of your Header Elements. You can “draft” them one by one to find the one, or look for one set to “Archives”.

2. The “Disable Content Title” option won’t work for the archive title here. Instead, go to Customize > Layout > WooCommerce and check the “Disable page title” option.

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[David]

Thank you, I resolved Nr. 2., but still have no idea why there is a page_title “PRODUKTY” instead of “OBCHOD”. The element displaying the page_title in the header is set for the entire site.

[Leo]

That’s because it’s an archive page.

Same thing if you use it on the posts page, it would display the title Blog instead of the page name due to WordPress defaults.

The workaround is to create a separate header element specific for that page and use a manual title like this:
<h1>OBCHOD</h1>

Let me know if this helps 🙂

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[David]

I see, but anyway, there must be a code piece, where the “PRODUKTY” comes from, even though it is an archive. Any suggestion?

[Tom]

It’s likely the Header Element grabbing the name of the Archive (Products).

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