Disable “Content Title” on a post not working with my Block Element

Hi there,

The Disable elements can only control the default elements, the elements added by a block element are excluded.

However, you can create another block element without the title and assign it to where you don’t want the title to appear.

Then go back to the original block element, exclude the pages from the location list.

Let me know if this helps!

Unforutnlay, there’s no such way.

I know the equivalent can be done for a Featured Image by adding the “page-header-image” css

That’s actually a bug as all the disable elements are supposed to be controlled by PHP not CSS, this is a bug we need to fix, and once the bug is fixed, the CSS class would not work anymore.

All the other disable elements are controlled by PHP, except the featured image option in the page editor. The featured image option in the layout element is already controlled by PHP so it will remove all the related HTML as well, not just using CSS to hide it. Hope that makes sense.

Hi there,

to your original question:

GP has the generate_show_title() that can be used to determine of the title is enabled or disabled.

Theres lots of ways to use it for exmaple this snippet:

add_filter( 'generate_element_display', function( $display, $element_id ) {
    if ( 123 === $element_id && ! generate_show_title() ) {
        $display = false;
    }

    return $display;
}, 10, 2 );

Will disable a GP Element with the ID of 123 if the post has the title disabled.

Or this:

add_filter( 'render_block', function( $block_content, $block ) {

    if ( 
        !is_admin() && 
        ! generate_show_title() &&
        ! empty( $block['attrs']['className'] ) && 
        'your-custom-class' === $block['attrs']['className'] 
    ) {
		
        $block_content = '';

    }

    return $block_content;

}, 10, 2 );

Which will remove a Block with a class of your-class-name if the the title is disabled.

These methods are better then CSS as they actually remove the HTML

Let me know if that helps