Site Title
Your site name from the WordPress settings, linked to the home page.
On this page
The Site Title widget shows the name of your site as text, linked to the home page. Use it in a header or footer when you do not have a logo image, or next to a small logo mark.
Where the title comes from
The text is the Site Title set in Settings → General in WordPress. Change it there and every Site Title widget updates.
Add a Site Title
Open your header or footer template in the Theme Builder. Then open Insert in the left panel, find Site Title in the Site & theme group (or type "site" in the search box) and drag it into place. See Add elements.
Keep the HTML tag on P in headers and footers, so each page keeps its own title as the only H1.
Content tab settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| HTML tag | H1 to H6, DIV, SPAN or P. Default: P. |
| Link to home page | Links the title to the home page. On by default. |
| Alignment | Left, Center, Right or Justify. Can differ per device. |
Design tab settings
| Section | Settings |
|---|---|
| Title | Typography, Color, Hover color (when linked), Text shadow, Text stroke and Stroke color (an outline around the letters). |
The Design tab also has the sections every element shares: Spacing & position, Background & border and Mask. See Spacing, size & position.
Behaviour tab
The Behaviour tab has the settings every element shares: anchor and classes, entrance animations, motion effects, visibility per device, display conditions and interactions. See Visibility.
Tips
- The Site Logo widget already shows the site title when no logo is set, so you only need one of the two in most headers.
- The site title is also available as the Site title dynamic tag, for example in a copyright line. See Dynamic tags.