How to hide Site Title on article?

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Hiding Site Title on article is useful for seo?
How to hide it on article?
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No not useful what's the intent behind hiding the site title?
 
what do you mean useful for seo?

assuming you are using wordpress, that option is in a panel on the sidebar at the bottom of the post.
 
Maybe this can help
https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/hide-page-title-wordpress/#how-to-hide-page-titles-in-wordpress
 
1. It's kind of weird that you want to hide the title of a post.
2. If you hide the title (url) as no-index, you won't get any SEO advantage.
3. What do you really want to do?
 
I am not aware of this!
What is the purpose of hiding?
 
Hiding Site Title on article is useful for seo?
How to hide it on article?
Thanks
While indexing your site, crawlers look into elements like title and subheadings to determine what that page is about.
Most of the time crawlers, ignore the hidden contents.
According to me, it is of no use.
 
He's talking about the Site Title, not the article title

Some kind of article - My Cool Website, he just wants "Some kind of article" to show in google.
You can do this from WordPress settings, but even Neil Patel shows the title after the article name, so you should be ok, no worries.
 
there's no benefit from hiding it actually, Google actually adds it to many SERPs instead,
if you really want to test this out, you can try using some SEO plugin like Yoast or Rank Math, they do have the option for this
 
Go to your My Site>Customize>Site Identity and remove the check mark next to Display Site Title and Tagline. Then click the Publish button at the top to make those changes go Live.
 
Right click inspect the element of the class div that you are working with. Go into wordpress custom css, and add the element, and lookup hide in css code, I can't remember what it is but its like 1 or 2 small lines. Maybe display: none or visibility: hidden

so like
Code:
.element-name {
    display: none;
}
 
It will have zero impact on your site's visibility in the SERP
 
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