Cómo ocultar fácilmente el título del widget en WordPress

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1. Jiří Vaněk

   When I hide the widget title, is there a way to make the margins smaller?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     For that you would need to use Inspect element to modify your CSS:
     https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/basics-of-inspect-element-with-your-wordpress-site/

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     • Jiří Vaněk

       Ok, so I need to find the CSS class of widget and make for this special CSS via theme editor or WP Code. Thanks for answer. Now its make sense.

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2. Joe

   I would urge caution to avoid using plugins for relatively simple edits. Keep in mind that the more dependency you have on plugins the more work it is to manage and troubleshoot when things go wrong.

   Additionally, plugins affect the performance of your WP site and adds overhead, so use only when you need to.

   If you are looking to hide the widget title you can try this approach by adding the CSS to your theme’s custom CSS or to the .css file found in WP.

   Here’s an example, I used in a Divi theme blog:

   .et_pb_sidebar_0.et_pb_widget_area .widgettitle {display:none;}

   Hope this helps.

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Hi Joe,

     We have discussed this in our article on How many WordPress plugins should you install on your site.

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3. Willie

   Good day.
   I added ! to all my Widgets.
   The writing is now gone, but i am left with “Block” where the writing was.
   How do i remove these blocks?
   regards
   Willie

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4. H0NEYL00PS

   If you want to remove a title from a specific widget and you don’t want to download a plugin just to do it, add something like this into your themes’ CSS wherever relevant;

   div.widget.custom-header.last h4 { display: none;}

   .last is obviously optional, relative to what you’re working on – as is ‘custom-header’ (points to the specific widget I was working with). If in doubt, Right Click > Inspect Element.

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5. Bonita

   It only removes the title, but not the styling associated with it. Even thouth the text is no longer there, I can still see the title underline and the spacing that is applied to it. How do I remove this completely?

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6. Laurie

   Doesn’t work for all widgets, such as Google AdSense, still searching for a solution.

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7. Felipe

   Do you know how can i do this manually, without a plugin?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     It is not a very neat solution but should work:

     function remove_widget_title() {
          $titleNew = "";
         return $titleNew;
     }
     add_filter ( 'widget_title', 'remove_widget_title' );
     

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     • Jerdison

       I am trying to remove all of my widget titles. The function you suggested did not remove them.

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8. Scott

   Great post! Additionally, in a related topic, to also hide page and post titles in singular views there is a Hide Title Plugin as well. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/hide-title/

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   • Ibrahim

     Wow! Thank you, Scott, for mentioning this plugin. I’ve been searching for more than a week now for something like this. Thank you.

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9. Alan Hughes

   What is the code? I’m not trying to install an entire plugin just for this.

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10. Kathy Henderson-Sturtz

    Yeah! Wishes do come true. Just installed the Remove Widget Titles on 2 sites (running latest WordPress, Thesis 1.8.5 on one and Genesis/Prose on other) and works like a charm. Oh, the power of a single !

    Just a little concerned that no updates on this widget since 2011.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Probably doesn’t need to be updated

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11. Gautam Doddamani

    thanks for this i was in need of such a plugin some years ago..i was tweaking up my site and wanted to hide the title…for some reason it was not hiding for a plugin, then i just edited some code using plugin editor and it stopped showing…this is a very good tool and will make the job of hiding title easy!

    Cheers,
    Gautam

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12. Trenton Miller

    This is a very useful tip, thanks! Now, is there an easy way to make a widget title into a link? I wish you could just add code into the widget title area, but Wordpress doesn’t allow it.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Try using either one of these plugins:

      http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-title-links/screenshots/

      http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/linkable-title-html-and-php-widget/

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13. Rich Owings

    If you leave the Title area blank it will do this without a plugin.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Yes, but then you don’t know which widget is there because your title area is blank. Specially if you have multiple widgets in that widget area without titles.

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