## Page fields and per-page layout

Product: Verba - Modern Blog & Magazine WordPress Theme
URL: https://hub.jkdevstudio.com/docs/verba/theme-settings/settings-pages
Updated: 2026-09-09
Summary: Make one page look different from the rest of the site: choose its layout, hide the navigation and footer for a landing page, and set its own page header.
Availability: Pro only.

This is the tool for when one page has to look different from everything else. The fields are in the page editor side panel, in two groups: **Page settings** and **Page header**.

## Page settings

:::options

- **Layout** (default: default): 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.

- **Navigation** (default: on): Show the site navigation on this page. Turn it off to hide the header.

- **Footer** (default: on): 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.

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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.

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## Page header

The band at the top with the title and description. These fields replace the automatic version for this page: your own title, subtitle, background, and alignment.

It is the same mechanism as the archive page header, and every field is described there. See Advanced archives.

## What these fields do not control

The page content and the sidebar are built in the editor, not here. Sidebar behavior comes from the Customizer. See Basic settings.

<details><summary>Can I hide the header on all pages of one type at once?</summary>

Not with these fields, which apply to one page each. For a repeated layout, build an Elementor template and apply it by condition instead.

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<details><summary>What is the difference between canvas and boxed?</summary>

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.

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<details><summary>The page header still shows the automatic title</summary>

The fields here override it only when they are filled in. An empty title field means "use the page title," which is the automatic behavior.

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