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Page title options

Every page has a name — set from the navigation tree on the left and shown in the room header. The page title feature lets you also display that same name as a large heading at the top of the page content, and style how it looks. It's the same text — the toggle just decides whether it also appears inside the page body.

Show or hide the page title

Toggle the title on or off from the floating build bar at the bottom of the editor: click the dedicated Title button (the "T" icon, with the tooltip Show title).

On → the page name is rendered as a heading at the top of the page content.
Off → the page content starts without that heading. The page name in the header and the nav tree is unaffected.

Once the title is shown, click it in edit mode to open the styling popover. The popover only applies when the title is visible.

The controls

The popover exposes five settings:

Font

A dropdown of font families:

Default — inherits from the workspace / template theme.
Manrope
Arial
Georgia
Helvetica
Times New Roman
Courier
Verdana

Each option previews in its own typeface in the dropdown.

Size

A number input in px. Leave empty to use the theme default (30 px).

Color

A color picker with a hex input. Leave empty to inherit the theme's default text color.

Show divider

Toggle for the horizontal line under the title. On = divider shown, off = no divider. Default: on.

Hide title

The same show/hide toggle as the Title button on the build bar. Off = title removed from the page content. Default: on.

Where these settings live

Title styling is stored on the page object, not on a separate theme layer. That means:

Changes are immediate; no save button.
Each page tracks its own font / size / color / divider / hidden state.
Duplicating a page duplicates its title styling.
Saving the page as part of a template includes the title styling — rooms created from the template inherit it.

When to override

Hero pages — pump the size up, switch to a display font, hide the divider for a cleaner look.
Internal / utility pages — keep the default; consistency matters more than design flair.
Pages with a strong cover — hide the title entirely if the cover already carries the headline.
Mixed brand rooms — match the buyer's brand typography on key pages while keeping internal pages on your default.

Updated on: 18/06/2026

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