Page Title Section
Default Pages and Landing Pages share the same title section. It introduces the page before its main content.
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Page title | Taken from the standard page title |
| Eyebrow | Short label displayed above the title |
| Subtitle | Optional supporting text |
| Featured image | Enables the image-based title section |
Image and Text-Only Versions
Section titled “Image and Text-Only Versions”When the page has a featured image, the title section uses it as its visual background. Without a featured image, the same information appears in a text-only title section.
The page type does not need to change when switching between these treatments.
Configure the Title Section
Section titled “Configure the Title Section”- Enter the page’s standard title at the top of the editor.
- Open the Page Title Section panel in the editor sidebar.
- Add an Eyebrow when the page needs a short category or context label.
- Add an optional Subtitle to clarify the page’s purpose.
- Set a featured image if the page should use the image-based treatment.
Keep the eyebrow short and avoid repeating the page title in the subtitle.
Homepage Exception
Section titled “Homepage Exception”The Homepage uses a separate title section configured through the Customizer. It can use either an image or a video and is not controlled by the page-side editor panel.