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Titles are not displaying in Wordpress posts

2018-04-17 05:53 Fiza Blossom imported from Stackoverflow

Image1: Publishing post with titles

Image2: Posts titles are not appearing

Post titles are not with article in page, I am not talking about browser titles (the title appear in tag) I am concern about the posts that visitors read, these posts are looking awkward without their original titles.

These titles are appearing in latest blog posts widgets and also available in short_codes or excerpts.

I am new in wordpress googled about it but yet no solution.

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  • answered 2018-04-17 06:41 Shahzad Mukhtar

    First try this solution

    1. Find the post that is missing the Title and Edit it .
    2. Scroll down the page and look for the “Format” settings box
    3. All my posts with missing titles were set to “Aside”. Changing that to “Standard” and all sorted

    If it's not work, Than share your website link because sometimes there is a display:none css statement applied to your titles SO i can see what is the actual problem after see the live website :)

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