Hide Page Headline

Page tag: hide_page_headline

Add this tag to hide a page's main headline from view while keeping its introduction and other content. On a modular landing page such as Scorecard, add it to the parent landing page.

#Using the tag in NationBuilder

1. Open the page you want to update. For Scorecard, edit the parent page here.
2. Under Settings > Tags, add hide_page_headline and save.
3. Keep the page's Headline field filled in. The headline remains available to screen readers even though it is visually hidden.
4. Preview the page to check the introduction, modules and spacing.

Remove the tag and save to show the main headline again.

What it affects

• Hides the page's main heading, rather than deleting the Headline field.
• Keeps the page content and surrounding layout spacing.
• Leaves individual module headings, such as the carousel and logo section headings, under their own existing controls.

hide_main_page_content has a different purpose: it suppresses the normal opening page content, including its headline and body. Use hide_page_headline when you want to keep the body content visible.

The scorecard lightbox has its own heading treatment: its duplicate headline is already visually hidden by the theme. You do not need this tag on individual scorecard items to hide that lightbox heading.

Checked against the FP-Better-Taxes-2026 theme on 22 October 2026.