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Reputation: 457

Hide <h1> page title but keep meta title in <head> of page

I have a number of pages within my site that I do not want the <h1> page title to be displayed on (e.g. home page or pages that use a slide as a page title).

I can hide the title shape easily using placement: <Place Parts_Title="-"/>, but the knock-on effect of this is that it prevents the meta title being added to the head section of the page.

Can anyone tell me how to hide the title displayed on the page but retain the meta title, without completely removing the <h1> from the Parts.Title shape?

I have tried targeting the h1 in CSS, but not all content items have selectors that I can narrow it down to.

Any help much appreciated.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 464

Answers (2)

Alexander Petryakov
Alexander Petryakov

Reputation: 730

Your should change Title Part Shape (Like @Szymon Seliga suggests)

But for targeting only specific content you could use placement.info something like that:

<Match Path="~/">
  <Place Parts_Title="Header:1;Shape=Parts_Title_OnlyMeta"/>
</Match>
<Match ContentType="NameOfContentType">
  <Place Parts_Title="Header:1;Shape=Parts_Title_OnlyMeta"/>
</Match>

Also you need to create alternate like that ~/Views/Parts/Title.OnlyMeta.cshtml

Upvotes: 1

Szymon Seliga
Szymon Seliga

Reputation: 820

Override the TitlePart's shape template, either using the shape tracing tool or by adding a shape template file (Title.cshtml or Title.Parts.cshtml) to your themes Views folder. The default template is:

 @{
   Layout.Title = Model.Title;
 }

 <h1> @Model.Title </h1>

So your new template can have the same code, except for the line with the h1 tag :)

If you want to render different title shape templates for different content types, use Alternates ie. Title.Parts-MyContentType.cshtml is a title shape template only for MyContentType content type.

Upvotes: 4

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