Page titles and descriptions appear differently across various version 7.0 templates, impacting both site display and search results. Here's a comprehensive breakdown:

Version 7.1 Specifics:

• Page descriptions cannot be added
• Page titles can be edited but rarely display on site
• Titles appear in browser tabs and search results if no SEO title exists
• Store page titles can display above category navigation when enabled
• Custom titles/descriptions require adding block sections with text blocks

Template Display Guide:

Adirondack:

• Displays under banner images (Events, Products, Layout pages)

Avenue:

• Shows on Gallery Pages opened from Index
• Navigation titles appear under thumbnails on landing page index

Aviator:

• Does not display titles or descriptions

Bedford:

• Overlays banner images on standard pages
• Uses image descriptions for slideshow banners

Brine & Farro:

• Do not display titles or descriptions

Five:

• Overlays banner (except album pages)
• Not visible on smartphones

Montauk:

• Gallery Pages: Displays on page
• Blog Pages, events, index, layout: Overlays banner image
• Banner descriptions hidden on mobile

Pacific:

• Shows on banner images for Album, Blog, Events, Gallery, Product, and Layout pages
• Excludes Index sections

York:

• Displays at page top
• Shows navigation titles in Index banners

Editing Instructions:

1. Open Pages panel
2. Hover over page title
3. Click icon next to title
4. Update fields in General tab

Hiding Options:

• Delete description text from General tab
• Use template-specific tweaks for hiding titles/descriptions
• Each template family has unique settings for controlling visibility

Alternative Display Methods:

• Add Layout Page with custom Header text
• Use individual page headers where supported
• Add content sections to stacked Index Pages

SEO Considerations:

• SEO titles/descriptions never display on site
• Useful for customizing search result appearance
• Can be added via SEO tab in page settings
• Allows different text for search engines vs. site display

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