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I read elsewhere that the article titles only appear from the admin login in the front -end (where you also see the edit icon with the article.) I puclished my site briefly (setting "site-offline" to No in the global config) and the article titles don't appear to the public when all other settings to hide article titles are activated. It looks like Joomla just automatically puts the article titles up for the admin front-end view!

Hope this helps!

go to menus, then main menu, then click on your home page to open the edit mode; on the right hand side, you will see the options. click on the articles options, which will collapse the layout options. the first thing that shows in the article options is the show title; you can then click the drop down to hide, show, use global. hope this helps.

note: I am working with joomla 1.7

If this worked we would not be writing here ;-)

wow! cutting deep aren't you?...anyway

if it did not work for me, I would not be writing here, trying to help other people the same way I have been helped...

I think this is on topic...

I was having the same problem, used JUpgrade to migrate to 1.7.3 and all my imported articles display the Browser Page Title in an H1 on the page, even though I have Show Page Heading set to "No" and my Global Articles setting for Show Title set to "No." I did not change any menu settings, just saved the menu item, and the H1 disappeared. Obviously, something has changed in the way JUpgrade imports menu items and the way the menus work.

I went into the database for the Menu Item, in the Menu table, the Params setting for an old item looks like this:

After I save it (and the H1 disappears), it now looks like this:

After fooling around a little, I found this item is the one that is missing from the old params that hides the title:


Now, how to fix it? I have over 700 menu items so, manually saving every one in the backend would take forever. Here's what I did (if you want to try it, be safe, MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR MENU TABLE). Logged-in to PHPMyAdmin. First, I made sure I could find all the items missing the setting:

If that looks good, strip the last character off the fields (the } character).

And, finally, run this query:


I rebuilt the menus again in the backend with no problems. Fixed all my pages. Hope this helps someone.....

I've also tried to no avail:

article Manager-properties - show Title: Hide
article Manager - Global Properties - Show Title: Hide
Menu item Manager: Article Options - Show Title: Hide
and Menu Manager: Edit Menu Item - Page Display Options - Show Page Heading: No



KKeys simply solved my problem.

I then realized it was because I was logged into the front-end as an admin, in which the site will still show you the titles of the article/page in case you need to know it for editing purposes... even if it is hidden. When viewing the page as a normal member or someone not logged in, you will not see the title.

I used vuperda's CSS idea to hide my titles. Nothing that I did worked.

It was fine under 1.5. Used jUpgrade 2.5 beta 4 and a fresh 2.5 install. That was the only hiccup but it cost me a day of Googling.

Oh, and I also had to change every menu item to set page display to no. Just used a SQL query to do that. What a pain.

try this:

Edit Menu Item -> Page Display Options -> Show Page Heading and set 'No'.

Just in case none of the answers above fixes someone problem with the page title I will post what fixed it for me. I had 2 sites that I had updated (with JUpgrade) and in both cases the Page titles were showing on all pages. I followed all of the advice above to no avail.

On the Menu Item there is an option under "Page Display Options" called "Show Page Heading" that was set to "Yes". I had looked at that earler and thought that it was related to the page title listed in the browser window (which I did want to display). But when I set it to "No", the Page title still shows up in the Browser window heading AND the page title does not show up on the page.

Hope this is helpful to someone.

Neil

I posted the solution here: http://blog.cyburg.eu/2012/02/27/fixed_suppression_of_name_articles_jglobal_articles_in_joomla_bug/

Thank you. This solution fixed the problem for me.

Here it is Joomla peeps... There's been a ton of upgrades since 1.6 and this bug still exists.. are you aware of this? can someone please report this to the proper peeps to get rid of this please? Picture below:



In all article settings and menu settings, i checked "hide article title"... (the actual article title of this page is LOGIN | REGISTRATION).. that is correctly hidden.. this is some bug that i see on all my joomla sites , some lame title thing that reads "ARTICLES
".. and there is no way to get rid of it.

Yes, I can hack the core code, in the language file and then go mess with the css, but i don't want to mess with the css, because i use H1 tags elsewhere on the site.

Someone please submit this to the proper peeps to rid of this bug.
thanks

I did however just find this...
http://www.cmsmind.com/joomla-remove-h1-tag-articles/
This should help or now until resolved without hacking the core

Worked like a charm I am running Joomla! 2.5.4
I had it set to Show Page Heading and set 'No' all ready so I enabled it, saved i, then disabled it, saved it and it removed the article link.

Thank you hope this helps some one.

this post isn't about hiding the simple article titles, that's easy and noobs can do it.. it's about hiding the "Article Heading" that happens when you try to link a page that's not assigned to a menu item... above the article title (that is hidden correctly already) shows a heading named "ARTICLES".

Thank you. This solution is what I needed!

I hide only article title(before i inserted display:none; into contentheading and hide some titles which i didnt want)

I went on language-->en-GB-->en-GB.ini--> and delete Articles from constant: JGLOBAL_ARTICLES="Articles"

thank you cyburgDOTeu for the solution this was a bug i did what was mentioned:

Suppression of name “Articles” (JGLOBAL_ARTICLES). This bug occurs when you create when you make a link that points to an article and not a menu item. The simplest way to fix this, without modifying the source code would be to go to : Extensions->Language Manager , then click on the Overrides tab, then select a language on the right e.g. ” English (UK) site ” and click on new and set the “Language Constant” to “JGLOBAL_ARTICLES” and leave the “text” field empty, and save&close. Do this for the remaining languages(if there are any) and it should work.

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The above post worked for me, thx

The above post worked for me, thx