How to make page title invisible.
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Is there any way (without using CSS) to create a page that has a title (so that Google results will show the title), but without the title actually being visible on the page itself?
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Many themes that offer a Custom Image Header also offer the option to hide the Header text, but this is not available on individual Pages using a Featured Image (as far as I know).
If you do decide to go with the Custom Design upgrade, you should be able to purchase it through your Dashboard>Store>Store. If you don’t see that option, please let us know.
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If I were to buy one year’s worth of Custom Design, would the CSS changes I made during that one year stay permanent, ie, if I were to not buy another years worth, would the changes I had already made stay permanent?
Also, would any new pages I made after the year was over retain the changes I had made to the site design during the year (such as centering page titles)?
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There is a workaround found here http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2011/12/19/custom-menus/ scroll down to
Other options, special cases and tricks
f. Tabs for static pages but no page titles on the actual pages -
Thank you for that. I tried it, but i’m not yet sure if it will work. It’s very similar to something I already tried, and definitely preserves the page title in the link, but it’s not yet clear whether the page title will show up in a Google search result. The similar thing I had tried previously didn’t.
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