Disabling titles of pages?

[crashley1784]

I was wondering if it's possible to disable or hide the titles of pages displaying underneath the breadcrumbs? I would like to create image titles that will be displayed at the top of some pages via html, and the titles just clutter the page (especially since you can see what it is in the breadcrumbs). I looked through the admin area and didn't see it - is this something that must be done via code?

[pasi]

is this something that must be done via code?

or with some clever CSS ...

You might try this list I've made by parsing for Heading fields through the default template.

Works for me when I want to set common style to all Headings (since the headings don't have any common style set)

#accountDefaultHeading,
#accountHistoryDefaultHeading,
#acctNewslettersDefaultHeading,
#accountNotificationsHeading,
#addressBookDefaultHeading,
#addressBookProcessDefaultHeading,
#advSearchDefaultHeading,
#advSearchResultsDefaultHeading,
#checkoutConfirmDefaultHeading,
#checkoutPayAddressDefaultHeading,
#checkoutPaymentHeading,
#checkoutShipAddressDefaultHeading,
#checkoutShippingHeading,
#checkoutSuccessHeading,
#conditionsHeading,
#cookieUsageDefaultHeading,
#createAcctDefaultHeading,
#createAcctSuccessHeading,
#customerAuthDefaultHeading,
#discountcouponInfoHeading,
#downloadTimeOutHeading,
#maintenanceDefaultHeading,
#featuredDefaultHeading,
#gvFaqDefaultHeading,
#gvRedeemDefaultHeading,
#gvSendDefaultHeadingDone,
#gvSendDefaultHeadingConfirm,
#gvSendDefaultHeadingSend,
#indexCategoriesHeading,
#indexDefaultHeading,
#productListHeading,
#shoppingCartInfoHeading,
#loginDefaultHeading,
#logoffDefaultHeading,
#pageTwoHeading,
#pageThreeHeading,
#pageFourHeading,
#ezPagesHeading,
#pageNotFoundHeading,
#privacyDefaultHeading,
#allProductsDefaultHeading,
#newProductsDefaultHeading,
#productReviewsDefaultHeading,
#reviewsInfoDefaultHeading,
#reviewsWriteHeading,
#reviewsDefaultHeading,
#shippingInfoHeading,
#cartDefaultHeading,
#siteMapHeading,
#specialsListingHeading,
#sslCheckHeading,
#timeoutDefaultHeading,
#unsubDefaultHeading,
.centerBoxHeading {
   display: none;
} 

[bigbadboy]

you might want to adapt that slightly to:

visibility:hidden;
display:none;

Just to make sure that every browser gets the point!

[crashley1784]

Thanks! That worked beautifully

[justMARK]

Hi,
I just got here and I realised that your advice would help me a lot... but I don't know where I have to put that code. Can you help me with some stepts? Thank you!

[susb8383]

It goes in includes/templates/YOURTEMPLATE/css/stylesheets.css

[pasi]

To make things simpler, create a new stylesheet in the css folder and paste it there...