How to exclude pages from WP search based on page title

1. How do I exclude a specific page from a WordPress search?
2. How do I remove page title from WordPress homepage?
3. How do I hide site titles in WordPress?
4. How do I show page titles in WordPress?
5. How do I exclude a page from a specific website?
6. How do I customize the results of my WordPress search page?
7. How do I hide my page title?
8. How do I hide page titles in Oceanwp?
9. How do I unpublish a page in WordPress?
10. How do I hide my website identity?
11. What is slug in WordPress?
12. How do I change page title in WordPress?

How do I exclude a specific page from a WordPress search?

Upon activation, edit the post, page, or custom post type that you want to exclude from the search result. On the edit screen, you will see a search exclude box. Simply check 'Exclude from Search Results' checkbox and don't forget to save your post/page.

How do I remove page title from WordPress homepage?

If you just want to remove the titles, it's easy to do: Go to Pages > All Pages. Hover a page and click Quick Edit, then blank the title and click Update. You can also click the title or hover and click Edit, then find the heading at the top, delete the text inside, and click Update.

How do I hide site titles in WordPress?

You can hide page title from customize > general options > page title, then select style hidden.

How do I show page titles in WordPress?

Click the title bar in the upper left corner to expose the Tools menu, then choose Global Settings, or just use the keyboard shortcut ⌘+U (Mac) or Ctrl+U (Windows). On the General tab, navigate to the Default Page Heading section. To display the WordPress page title, set Show to Yes.

How do I exclude a page from a specific website?

Add a page exclusion

1. Sign in to your AdSense account.
2. Click Ads. Overview.
3. In the table of all your sites, click Edit. ...
4. In the "Page exclusions" section, click Manage.
5. If you have existing page exclusions, click +Add exclusion.
6. Enter the URL of the page or section you want to exclude.
7. Choose either: ...
8. Click Add.

How do I customize the results of my WordPress search page?

How to edit the search results page. In your WordPress admin panel go to Appearance -> Editor. From the right-hand side of the Edit Themes page look for the one called Search Results (serach. php) and click on it.

How do I hide my page title?

Click on the little 'settings' icon located at the bottom left corner of the page. Then toggle the hide title box to remove the title from the post or page. This same approach can be used to hide post or page title on your WordPress site. Using Elementor to hide the page title does not completely remove the page title.

How do I hide page titles in Oceanwp?

If you want to remove the page header from ALL pages, posts and archives on the site you can do so via the Customizer at Appearance > Customize > General Options > Page Title and set the style to "Hidden".

How do I unpublish a page in WordPress?

Unpublish a WordPress Page or Post

1. Head to Pages or Posts section in your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Pick your desired post.
3. Look for the Publish box.
4. Click Edit next to the publish Status.
5. Select Draft option.
6. Update the post.

How do I hide my website identity?

Hi there, When you want to upload a custom header that includes your site title in the graphic, you can hide your site title and tag line via the Customizer. Go to your My Site>Customize>Site Identity and remove the check mark next to Display Site Title and Tagline.

What is slug in WordPress?

In WordPress, the slug is the part of your URL that you can edit when writing a new post. Editing it in WordPress looks like this: Note that this only works with the right permalink settings.

How do I change page title in WordPress?

Change WordPress site title from Appearance

1. Go to your WordPress dashboard.
2. Go to Appearance on your left sidebar and click on Customize.
3. Go to Site Identity, change or edit your title.
4. Click Publish or Save Changes (depending what Theme you use).