Read on to find out more about each method. You can still see the global options method on various pages on the Science, University, Spa and Hotel Prebuilt Websites.

See examples of the Page Title Bar created via Avada Layouts on the Restaurant Website, the blog posts on the Winery Prebuilt Site, and across the Avada Nutritionist site, just to name a few. The page title bar can be completely displayed or hidden on every page or post globally, and you can display or hide it individually per page or post. Note: The first and the last feature of the title bar is the common. 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 in all pages and posts, that will override global settings. The title bar is the heading of the application window. T here are numerous options to customize the Page Title Bar, including background images and custom subheadings. Likewise, a peek at a window framed by title bar and scroll bars is enough to. If added via the Global Options, t he Page Title Bar can contain the page title text, as well as the option of breadcrumbs, or a search bar. One call might evoke a window, with the standard scroll bars and title bar. For more information on how to create a custom Page Title Bar, please see the How To Build A Custom Page Title Bar Layout doc. If added via Avada Layouts, there are basically no limitations as to the Page Title Bar content, as the full range of Avada Builder Elements are available to you when building your custom Page Title Bar Layout.

It can be added via a Layout Section using Avada Layouts, or via the Global Options. The Page Title Bar is the horizontal bar/section that sits directly below the menu/header.

What is a title bar