Article Title
Editing the Article Title
To configure Article Title color, style, and more, determine which Template mode you have set: the Current Theme Template or the KB Template. To learn more about the template options, click here.
Note that the Article Title is above the article content (search box) if you are using the Current Theme Template. Otherwise, the Article Title is inside the article content for the KB Template option. Learn more about the Current Theme vs KB Template here.
First determine which Template are you using based on the images below:
Article Title inside the content
If your title is between the article sidebars you have the KB Template option.
Article Title above sidebar
If your title is above the content you have the Current Theme Template option.
Article Title Settings
These instructions are for the article title using the KB Template option. To learn more about the template options, click here.
Move the Article Title
In the article content area, you can arrange the order of the article title related to other features like breadcrumbs and the author. Learn about arranging features here
NOTE: If you want to show your title above the article (above search box), switch to Current Theme mode. Learn More
Disable Article Title
- Open the KB frontend Editor.
- Click on the article title.
- Click on the Features tab.
- Use the toggle to enable or disable the article title.
Article Title Settings
The following instructions are for the article title using the Current theme option. To learn more about the template options, click here.
Since you have the Current Theme Template option active, our KB no longer controls the article title settings. All your title settings will be controlled by your theme. You will have to check with your active WordPress theme to control the title.
However, below is a custom CSS that you can add to your website. If your theme follows the WordPress standards, this custom CSS will work. Otherwise, you will need to adjust it.
This CSS will change the article title color
.single-epkb_post_type_1 .entry-title {
color: red !important;
}
This will hide the title
.single-epkb_post_type_1 .entry-title {
display:none !important;
}
Note: If this custom CSS does not work, you will need to speak with your web developer or the theme company.
