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How to Hide the Header, Title Description in WordPress Theme
1. Log in to your WordPress blog and navigate to 'Appearance' from the left sidebar. Click 'Editor' in the submenu and open the 'header.php' file found under the 'Templates' heading.
2. Find the tags that wrap around the entire header of your theme. You will either find '
' tags or '
' tags. Get the ID name of the tags. If the tags do not yet contain an ID name, add one:
3. Load the 'style.css' file in the 'Edit Themes' screen by clicking on its link at the bottom of the page. Add this code to the bottom of the file to hide your header, title and description:#header {display: none;}Change 'header' to the ID name you found in the header tags. When you set 'display' to 'none,' the browser treats the header as if it never existed, although you can right-click to view the source code and see the header tags there.
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