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Hello Michelle,
Thanks for your questions about header content. In WordPress themes, header content is very important because it can tell a lot about the site, often contains navigational control for the user, and performs a lot of code work behind the scenes. Having a header is necessary on the web.
However, there are ways of making the header content less visible. Some of the BoldGrid themes have smaller headers; these include Wedge and Hifidel. In order to replace the header content with the page title and still retain the header’s document information for the web (and search engine results) requires custom theme design for which you would want to work with a developer.
Best,
Christopher M.
Hi Michelle, I realize this post is dated and you’ve likely found a solution. But for those who may not have found a solution, I post this answer: If you want to suppress the header by page or post and not for your entire site, simply add the following CSS code to the page/post in question (there are WP plugins that will allow one to add CSS by the page):
.site-header {
display: none;
}
Note – this will also remove the nav/menu bar! So you may have to play around with how you would set your page up (you could always add navigation to the page sidebar).
Hope this helps!
Susan
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