Page Title Bar Options

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Last Update: September 11, 2024

The Page Title Bar is a highly customizable horizontal bar that sits directly below the header and contains a range of information, from the page title, as well as breadcrumbs, or a search bar. It can also have a background color or image and be of variable height. It is very versatile.

The Page Title Bar can be displayed or completely hidden globally, via the Avada Global Options, or you can display or hide it individually per page or post, using the Avada Page Options. And now, with Avada Layouts, you can build Custom Page Title Bars and display them either globally or locally with conditional logic.

Please see the How To Build A Custom Page Title Bar for more info on using Avada Layouts to create Page Title Bars, and read on, in this document, for the options of setting your Page Title Bar via the Global and Page Options.

Usage Example

The Page Title Bar is not an Element; rather it is controlled via the Global Options and the Avada Page Options, or created with Avada Layouts. This article will look in depth at the options that are available for this often overlooked tool. The Page Title Bar has global options found in the Avada > Options > Page Title Bar panel, and individual options in the Avada Page Options, found on all pages and posts, that will override global settings.

We also have a document on Setting up the Page Title Bar, and a technical post on Page Title Bar Global Setting vs Page Setting.

The image below illustrates an example of the Page Title Bar in action on the Avada University Website. The ‘About Us’ Page Title Bar has a background image for added visual appeal. Adding an image and other styling options can be set globally via the Avada Global Options or locally on a page/post basis via the Avada Page Options.

Page Title Bar Example

Page Title Bar Global Options

Avada Global Options - Page Title Bar

Breadcrumbs Global Options

Avada Global Options - Breadcrumbs

Page Title Bar Avada Page Options

Page Title Bar – Choose to show or hide the Page Title Bar. You can choose between Show Bar and Content, Show Content Only, or Hide bar.

Breadcrumbs / Search Bar – Choose to display the Breadcrumbs or the Search Bar or None.

Choose to show or hide the page title bar headings.

Page Title Bar Text Alignment – Choose the title and subheading text alignment. Choices are Left, Center, or Right. If you choose Left or Right, the Breadcrumbs or Search Bar (if chosen) will display on the opposite side. If you choose Center, the Breadcrumbs / Search Bar will display below the Title.

Insert custom text for the page title bar main heading.

In pixels. Leave empty for the default value.

Valid CSS unit. Leave empty for the default value.

Insert custom text for the page title bar subheading.

In pixels. Leave empty for the default value.

Controls the text color of the page title bar subheading. Leave empty for the default value.

Choose “Yes” to have the page title bar area display at 100% width according to the viewport size. Select “No” to follow site width. Only works with wide layout mode.

Controls the height of the page title bar on desktop. Enter value including any valid CSS unit besides % which does not work for the page title bar, ex: 87px. Leave empty for the default value.

Controls the height of the page title bar on mobile. Enter value including any valid CSS unit besides % which does not work for the page title bar, ex: 70px. Leave empty for the default value.

Controls the background color of the page title bar. Hex code, ex: var(–awb-color8). Leave empty for the default value.

Controls the border color of the page title bar. Hex code, ex: var(–awb-color8). Leave empty for the default value.

Select an image to use for the page title bar background.

 Select an image to use for retina devices.

Choose to have the background image display at 100%.

Choose a parallax scrolling effect for the background image.

Avada Page Options - Page Title Bar Tab

Custom Page Title Bar

As mentioned previously, with the new Avada Layouts, you can now also have completely custom Page Title Bars.