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Problem: When I try to edit my Content Template in Beaver Builder, I always see the placeholder "{{Post title}} and I cannot remove it.
Solution: Use CSS to hide the post title on your custom post type.
.single-eleve .entry-header {
display: none;
}
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Last updated by Hans Pronk 6 years, 12 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I am trying to create a tempate for a cpt (created with types) with beaver builder and views
In all tutorials you get a clean slate and after that you can create the template wih beaver builder
Instead, I get a screen which displays always a {{Post title}} short-code besides the beaver builder stuff. (see screenshot)
Btw, the Beaver Builder part seems to work as expected, (as i select a post i get the expected values for the field) I just want to get rid of the {{Post title}} part.
I have this problem with both the default WP theme and with the genesis theme. Any help much appriciated.
Ok, thanks for the prompt reaction. And yes it does display the Title indeed on the published design which I don't want by the way... See attached screenshot.
So my question now is: how can i get rid of the {{Post title}} as it disturbs the layout i have in mind. As said it is sitting there with the genesis theme but also with the default WP theme.
Hans
