Setting Up The Page Title Bar

The Page Title Bar is the horizontal bar/section that sits directly below the menu/header. It can be added via a Layout Section using Avada Layouts, or via the Global Options.
If added via Avada Layouts, there are basically no limitations as to the Page Title Bar content, as the full range of Avada Builder Elements are available to you when building your custom Page Title Bar Layout. For more information on how to create a custom Page Title Bar, please see the How To Build A Custom Page Title Bar Layout doc.
If added via the Global Options, the Page Title Bar can contain the page title text, as well as the option of breadcrumbs, or a search bar. There are numerous options to customize the Page Title Bar, including background images and custom subheadings. The Page Title Bar has global options found in the Avada > Options > Page Title Bar panel, and individual options in the Avada Page Options, found in all pages and posts, that will override global settings. The page title bar can be completely displayed or hidden on every page or post globally, and you can display or hide it individually per page or post.
See examples of the Page Title Bar created via Avada Layouts on the Restaurant Website, the blog posts on the Winery Prebuilt Site, and across the Avada Nutritionist site, just to name a few. You can still see the global options method on various pages on the Science, University, Spa and Hotel Prebuilt Websites. Read on to find out more about each method.
IMPORTANT NOTE: In Avada 5.5 we enhanced the handling of H1 & H2 automatic assignment for titles in the Page Title Bar and single posts. The post header for single posts, single FAQ, single portfolio, and WooCommerce single product pages will automatically default to H1 if for example the Page Title Bar >> Page Title Bar Text is set to Hide. if Page Title Bar >> Page Title Bar Text is set to Show then the post header will default automatically to H2.,OverviewHow To Build A Custom Page Title Bar Using Avada Layouts How To Setup The Page Title Bar Via Global Options
How To Set The Page Title Bar Per Page/Post,How To Build A Custom Page Title Bar Using Avada LayoutsWith the new Avada Layouts, introduced in Avada 6.2, and extended in Avada 7, you can now create completely custom Page Title Bars, and assign them to Custom Layouts. See the Avada Layouts Documentation to learn how to use Avada Layouts, and watch the video below to see how to build a Custom Page Title Bar Layout.
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Get Avada,How To Setup The Page Title Bar Via Global OptionsWatch the video below for a visual overview of the Global Options method, or follow the step by step process below.
Step 1 – Navigate to the Avada > Options > Page Title Bar panel to access the page title bar options.
Step 2 – Locate the 『Page Title Bar』 dropdown and select either the Show Bar and Content or Show Content Only option to enable the Page Title Bar.
Step 3 – In the Page Title Bar panel, you can also customize other options such as page title bar styling, background image, and the like.
Step 4 – The right side of the page title bar can display breadcrumbs or a search bar. To choose which one, navigate to the Avada > Options > Page Title Bar > Breadcrumbs / Search Bar sub-panel and locate the 『Breadcrumbs / Search Bar Content Display』 option.
Step 5 – These settings will take effect for all page title bars on your site. To set different settings per page or post, please see the following section.
View The Page Title Bar Global Options,How To Set The Page Title Bar Per Page/PostStep 1 – Edit the page or post you want to control the Page Title Bar on.
Step 2 – Head to the Avada Page Options and the Page Title Bar tab.
Step 3 – In this tab, there are numerous options that you can set to customize the page title bar per page or post. You can show or hide the page title bar per page/post, enter custom Heading text or Subheading text, set page title, and page title subheading font color, choose custom background image or color, set parallax effect, change the overall height of the bar, and other styling options. All of those options will take effect for the individual page or post you set them on.
Step 4 – When finished, make sure to save the changes.