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On all of my pages, the page name displays at the the top of the respective page somewhat like a title to the text. Example...page name "Help Out". When you navigate to this page, the first text on that page is Help Out. How can I remove this? I am not wanting to change or eliminate the page name in the menu bar, just remove the redundant text from the page itself. http://loveworksraleigh.wordpress.com
The blog I need help with is loveworksraleigh.wordpress.com.
It would require some CSS experience and the paid CSS upgrade.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-css/
http://en.support.wordpress.com/editing-css/
It's possible if you use a custom header menu, since the navigation label doesn't have to be the original page title.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/menus/
Thanks panag, This helped a little. It helped me figure out that what the page is named on the pages menu is what gets displayed at the top of each page regardless of what I change on the custom header "menu". So I changed the page name to the Title I want displayed on the actual page, and changed the Navigation Label to the name I want on the menu bar. I could not actually get the "title attribute" to change anything. What is it supposed to do?
Thanks again!
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