A plugin that will allow removing page titles per page. Only intended for pages (IE: no posts / other custom post types).

Note: this plugin dose not simply hiding the title via css, it actually removes it which is much better seo wise.

menu items disappeared when toggling

update to 1.2 or higher.

it does not remove the title

you need to use the_title() or wp_title() or $post_id->post_title and so on just as long that you are getting the title via wp internal functions

i would like to totally remove the from the dom

You could do something like this:

1) Add this function to your functions.php file on you current theme

'function return_page_title_html_block($post) { $is_page_title_active = get_post_meta($post->ID, $key = 'toggle_page_title', $single = true); if($is_page_title_active == '' || $is_page_title_active) return '

' . $post->post_title . '

'; return ' '; }'

(without the tick marks of course)

2) In your page.php file replace the title with the h1 tags to a call to echoing out the above function - print return_page_title_html_block($post);

1.4

• fixed Warning: \"Missing argument 2 for TitleToggler_hide_title()\" http://wordpress.org/support/topic/hello-great-plugin-but-im-getting-an-error-msg-below

1.3

• added a new feature to turn off all page titles

1.2

• fixed menu items disappeared when toggling the title

1.1

• fixed link to the \"developer web site\" (thanks Charles Anders for pointing it out)
• fixed plugin conflict with Q and A FAQ (thanks murokoma - http://wordpress.org/support/topic/not-seeing-questions-plugin-conflict-with-toggle-the-title)

1.0

-- Init --

1. Upload and extract toggle-the-title.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ toggle-the-title directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. go and edit any page you like - and you will find a check box (default is showing the title)
4. You can enable auto-save in the setting menu (IE: toggling the title will automatically save the page)

The page edit screen.



The options screen.