Page titles and descriptions in Version 7.0 serve different purposes across templates. Here's a comprehensive guide on how they function and how to optimize them.

Version 7.1 Specifics

• No page descriptions available
• Page titles editable but typically hidden
• Titles appear in browser tabs and search results
• Category titles can display above store page navigation
• Custom display requires block sections with text blocks

Template-Specific Display Guide

Adirondack

• Titles and descriptions appear below banner images
• Applicable to event, product, and layout pages

Avenue & York

• Navigation title displays in main area
• Gallery page shows title when opened from index
• Navigation title appears under index thumbnails

Bedord

• Titles not displayed
• Description overlays on banner images
• Slideshow banners use image descriptions as overlay

Brine, Farro, Aviator, Galapagos, Ishimoto, Native, Skye, Wells, Wexley

• Neither titles nor descriptions displayed

Five

• Titles and descriptions overlay on banners
• Exception: album pages
• Not visible on mobile devices

Momentum

• Displays on layout, product, blog, and event pages
• Visible within index sections

Pacific

• Shows on banner images
• Applies to album, blog, event, gallery, product pages
• Excludes index section

Managing Titles and Descriptions

To Edit:

1. Open Page Panel
2. Click page settings next to title
3. Update under General tab

Hiding Elements:

• Delete description text in General tab
• Use template-specific settings where available
• Some templates offer fine-tuning options

SEO Optimization

• Set different SEO titles/descriptions for search results
• Modify through SEO tab in page settings
• Optimize with keywords while maintaining clean site display

Alternative Display Methods

• Add layout pages with custom headers
• Use page-specific headers where supported
• Add section headers for stack index pages

Remember: SEO titles and descriptions won't appear on your site but are crucial for search engine visibility and click-through rates.

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