Remove Page Header

This should do it:

.site-header {display:none;}

Tom

That one removes the main header with the logo. I was referring to the page titles. Sorry.

Hi Cassandra install the plugin toggle the title and you can choose whether to show or hide the page title at each page and i think the code below is the code to remove the white gap where the title would be.

Enter it in the custom css part

.page-content, .entry-content, .entry-summary {
margin: 0 !important;
}

Gotcha! Something like this should work:

.entry-header {display:none;}
.entry-content {margin-top:0}

You can also use our Disable Elements addon to disable the title on specific pages while keeping it on others.

Tom

Hi Tom I am using the Disable Elements and attempting to disable the title and it doesn't work on any pages. Is it the word HEADER I am clicking to remove? What would make this still leave HOME, ABOUT US etc on the text area?

Hi there,

That would be the "Headline".

If you check that box it will remove the HOME, ABOUT etc.. from the page.

Tom

I have purchased all of the plugins for GeneratePress and am trying to use this theme, but it's giving me a major headache trying to hide the Title "Home" (because I am using the Home page as a static front page.) I've tried using plugins to no avail (and have deactivated and deleted all of them when they didn't work.) Your "Disable Elements" plugin that I bought... I had HOPED it would have the title as one of the elements, but it doesn't. It only offers me "Header, Navigation, Headline" and "Footer." And if I select any of those and click "update" to save the page - it reverts back to being de-selected. It's maddening. Help????

Hi Janni,

"Headline" is the option you're looking for.

If the checkbox isn't saving, the problem is most likely that the page used to have a page template with an old theme. Now that the theme has changed, and the page template no longer exists, WordPress is ignoring the saved values.

To verify this, try creating a new page and selecting the option. If it saves, that's your problem.

The solution is to create a new page that's identical to your homepage, but a "fresh start". Then delete the old homepage.

Let me know if this helps,
Tom

Tom, you are officially my hero for the day! Thank you! I created a duplicate page, named it "Home 2" (lol) and set the static page as that - it saved perfectly when I selected "Headline" from the Disable Elements box. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! That title was making me a bit nutters. :-P

Happy I could help! :)

Tom

It has now made my navigational menu a bit wonky though - "Home" is showing at the end of the menu - how do I put it back to the start where it was before?

I might also add that I ended up deleting the original Home page and re-naming this one "Home" (instead of Home 2) so it would look right in the Navigation. But with it sitting at the far right side now, it looks a bit strange. LOL!

Go to "Appearance > Menus" and drag your "Home" item to the start of the menu.

More info on using Menus here: http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide

Tom

Yeah, I had tried that, but it wouldn't do anything. I ended up just making a custom menu instead - seemed to be the only way to make it "stick." Thank you!