SOLVED Targeting a specific article H1 tag
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This CSS will hide all H1 Titles, what if I wanted to hide just the homepage title?
www.growmyideasdemo.com/
.page-title, .page-header h1 {
display: none;
}
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- MrT
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That site is not using any RT products is it? It looks like a T3 framework site to me?
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On the T3 support forum or joomla.org forum (more likely the former since you will need a "page" identifier to use in your CSS selector (and I have no idea how you do that in T3 framework). With RT templates you can enable "page suffix" in template manager > advanced - I don't know what the equivalent is in T3.
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Thanks I was just trying to get a clue. I found that the title is generated by the nemu item, a common problem with Joomla. The solution in this case was merely to locate the home.css and add
.page-title, .page-header h1 {
display: none;
}
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