The standards compliant way is to use css and give that header a
specific id to hide. I guess that depends though if you are doing TTW
development or editing templates. TTW (i.e. kupu) hides a lot of stuff
and maybe you could do something trickier like add javascript to the
body which hides all h1s in the page.
Of course, a custom/derived content type or template is the correct
way to do this but in real world maybe a js/css hack is best.
hth!
On Oct 1, 7:36 am, Kirby Knight <
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> Periodically, especially when I'm doing a more graphical home page, I'd like
> to hide the page title (the H1 tag, not the title bar) on a particular page.
> Is there a way to do that? I'm on Plone 3.
>
> Thanks,
> Kirby
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