sandywp / plugins / hide-titles

MM Title Manager

Hide Page and Post Titles

4.3 out of 5 stars. 4.3 16 reviews

Control the visibility of post and page titles on your WordPress site — globally or per item — while navigation menus always keep their labels.

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MM Title Manager — Hide Page and Post Titles running inside a SandyWP sandbox

What you get inside

1 screen
  • The settings screen with global title-visibility options.

About this plugin

MM Title Manager is a lightweight plugin that lets you control the visibility of titles on single posts and pages. Choose whether to show or hide titles site-wide, or override the setting for any individual post or page from the editor sidebar. When a title is hidden, navigation menus still display their link text.

Features

  • Hide the title on single posts
  • Hide the title on pages
  • Hide all titles site-wide
  • Override per post or page from the editor
  • Navigation menu labels are always preserved
  • Clean, responsive settings screen
  • No front-end assets, no performance overhead

Questions

How do I hide titles on pages and single posts?

Activate the plugin, go to the settings page, choose your option, and click ‘Save changes’.

How do I bring the titles back?

Go to the settings page, choose ‘Show all titles’, and click ‘Save changes’.

How do I hide the title on just one post or page?

Edit the post or page and enable the “Hide title on this page” box in the MM Title Manager sidebar.

Will hiding a title break my navigation menu?

No. Menu labels are always preserved, even when the title is hidden.

4.3

16 reviews

  • 5 ★ 11
  • 4 ★ 2
  • 3 ★ 1
  • 2 ★ 1
  • 1 ★ 1

Ratings come from WordPress.org. SandyWP does not collect its own reviews.

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