This allows you to naturally create a Page or Post name to name a page or post in Epic and use it in your Main menu or Blog Post but not have to actually display it at the top of a created Page or Post if you don’t wish to.
This is just a reflection a solution with a slight modification of the instruction for the Epic theme that I used successfully that Bill gave in a post for someone using the Elite theme in the support forum: https://support.organizedthemes.com/forums/topic/home-title/
As I understand it there are programmatic ways to write conditional statements to exclude Title Page or Post names in select pages or posts which are not discussed here.
A simplistic alternative that is mentioned in the topic above is simply to add a Plugin from your Dashboard called “Style Buddy”.
After I installed “Style Buddy” in see a CSS modifications box at the bottom of the page edit where I added the following line: YOU MUST USE YOUR PAGE ID NUMBER EXPLAINED BELOW
.page-id-2538 .title {display: none;} < REPLACE THE 2538 with your Page ID as described below.
This is based on a page created with the default layout.
What I did choose to View the Source in Internet Explorer of the page after creation and use the Find search to find the “page-id” < I’m sure there are more intelligent ways to do this.
I tested a post as well to remove the Title Page post name in the post by inserting this at the bottom of the Post page in the “Style Buddy” CSS box for posts in the Epic theme:
.postid-2579 .title {display: none;}
Hope this helps you, it was a bridge I delayed in crossing.