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  • This topic has 1 reply, 2 voices, and was last updated 13 years, 5 months ago by Brad Dalton.
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  • April 28, 2013 at 12:24 am #38165
    merlinberg
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    Need some help.

    On http://www.merlinbergenterprises.com At the top of the page content area I entered the page name 'grant writing course.

    Then I make a H1 title 'Grant Writing Online Course'.

    Then I published the page. The page name is 'grant writing course' does not show up on the published page and this's just fine. And the H1 title 'Grant Writing Online Course' shows up just fine.

    On another website http://www.homesolarheatingtoday.com published using a Enterprise Theme. I want to do the same thing I did on http://www.merlin-berg-enterprises.com. I entered the site name 'home solar heating'. Then entered the H1 HOW TO SELECT A HOME SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM.

    But when I publish the page the page name 'Home Solar Heating' shows up and the H1 right below 'How to Select A Home Solar Heating System' show up.

    What I want to remove is the page name "Home Solar Heating' from showing up.

    It seems to me when I set up http://www.merlin-berg-enterprises.co I clicked a check box not to include the page name on the published page. I've hunted through the Genesis and Settings tabs on the Admin page but can't locate the check box.

    My question, is hiding the page title just something unique to the Eleven 40 Theme? If not, could you please point me to the location of the check box. Thank you.

     

    The problem I have is that I don't want the site name 'home solar heating' to show up on the published page.

    http://www.merlin-berg-enterprises.com
    April 28, 2013 at 4:11 am #38175
    Brad Dalton
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    Might be the Breadcrumbs you are referring to unless you have a plugin installed like Title Toggle or using custom code to hide the page titles.

    I'd check your Genesis > Theme Settings > Breadcrumbs


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