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How to Hide Blog Titles on WordPress
1. Go to the wp-admin directory of your website and log into the WordPress dashboard. Navigate to 'Editor' under 'Appearance' to load the Edit Themes screen.
2. Click the 'Header.php' link to load the file in the editor box. Locate 'bloginfo('name')' in the code after the
tag. Wrap ' bloginfo('name')' in span tags:
Update the file to save your work.
3. Find the link to style.css under the Templates heading on the Edit Themes screen and click to load the file in the editor box. Add the following code to the bottom of the file:#title {margin-left: -999em; display: block;}You must use 'display: block' for margins to work on a span tag. Click the blue 'Update File' button to save your changes.
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