Page fields and per-page layout - Verba
Use these fields when one page has to look different from everything else. They are in the page editor's side panel, in two groups: Page Settings and Page Header.
#Page Settings
Which layout this page uses. Default, canvas (full width), or boxed. This is a choice for this page only; the site-wide layout is unchanged.
Show the site navigation on this page. Turn it off to hide the header.
Show the site footer on this page. Turn it off to hide it.
Turning both off gives you a page with no surroundings at all. That is what a landing page, a thank-you page after a signup, or a checkout step usually wants: nothing on screen competing with the one action.
A page with no header also has no way back to your site. Put a logo, a link, or a button in the page content itself, or people who arrive there are stuck.
#Page Header
The band at the top with the title and description. These fields change it for this page only:
Show the band at all.
The trail above the title.
Your own wording. Empty uses the page title.
Whether the page's featured image fills the band, and how strongly.
The surface, width, and text alignment of the band.
It is the same mechanism as the archive page header. See Advanced archives.
#What these fields do not control
The page content is built in the editor, and the site-wide page header defaults are on the Page Header tab of AppearanceCustomizeVerba ThemePages. See Basic settings in the Customizer.
Can I hide the header on all pages of one type at once?
Not with these fields, which apply to one page each. For a repeated layout, build an Elementor template and apply it by condition instead. See Overriding theme templates with Elementor.
What is the difference between canvas and boxed?
Canvas runs the content to the full width of the viewport, which suits landing pages and image-led layouts. Boxed keeps the content inside a frame, matching the boxed site layout. Default follows whatever the site is set to; see Site layout.
The page header still shows the automatic title
Title Override only changes it when it is filled in. An empty field means "use the page title," which is the automatic behavior.
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- Set up dark mode
- Site layout: default, boxed, or wide
- Colors, fonts, and style kits
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