MM Title Manager — Hide Page and Post Title Review - In-Depth Analysis
Control the visibility of post and page titles on your WordPress site. Easily hide titles as needed.
Performance Overview
User Rating
4.3/5 (based on 16+
reviews)
Active Installations
10,000+
Update Frequency
Below Average
It is calculated using the weighted average of same category
plugins.
Security Score
1 / 10
(Very Low Risk)
It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.
What It Does
Hide Titles is a lightweight plugin that allows you to control the visibility of titles on pages and single posts. Choose whether to show or hide titles based on your content needs.
This plugin provides a simple settings interface to manage title visibility effortlessly. You can hide post titles, page titles, or all titles as per your requirements.
Enhance your site's appearance by managing title visibility effectively with this easy-to-use tool.
Comparing to Alternatives
MM Title Manager is a straightforward plugin designed to hide page and post titles in WordPress. When compared to similar plugins, it offers simplicity but has some limitations.
Strengths
- Simple and easy to use interface
- Effectively hides titles on individual pages or posts
- Lightweight with minimal impact on site performance
Weaknesses
- Nag screen prompts to install unrelated plugins
- Hides titles in navigation menus unintentionally
- Limited customization options
- No clear way to dismiss nag screens permanently
User Sentiment Analysis
User feedback highlights both satisfaction with the plugin's core functionality and frustration with certain issues.
Positive highlights
- 'Perfect' and 'grateful' for its functionality (coraliediatkine)
- 'Simple, practical, and functional' (Ivison Ramos)
- 'Works great' and quick to hide titles on a single page (jmreina)
Common complaints
- Nag screen forcing installation of another plugin (manni65929)
- Titles also hidden in navigation menus causing usability issues (JanneO, udsn)
- No permanent dismissal for nag screens
- Limited control over what is hidden
Weaknesses
- Nag screen is intrusive and repetitive
- Hides menu titles unintentionally, affecting site navigation
- Lack of advanced features or customization
Who Should Use This?
Best for
Users seeking a simple and lightweight solution to hide page and post titles without needing advanced customization.
Not ideal for
Those who require precise control over title visibility, especially in navigation menus, or who are sensitive to nag screens and plugin recommendations.
Pricing & Value
Free version includes
The free version provides basic functionality to hide titles on pages and posts without additional features or customization options.
Final Verdict
MM Title Manager offers a straightforward and effective way to hide titles on WordPress pages and posts, making it suitable for users needing a simple solution.
However, issues like intrusive nag screens and unintended hiding of menu titles limit its usability for more complex needs or professional sites.
Other Notable Features
Here are a few other notable features of this free
MM Title Manager — Hide Page and Post Title plugin.
FAQ
Activate the plugin, go to plugin settings page and choose your option and click on ‘Save Changes’ button.
Go to plugin settings page, choose ‘Don’t Hide’ option and click on ‘Save Changes’ button.
Activate the plugin, go to the settings page, choose your option, and click ‘Save changes’.
Go to the settings page, choose ‘Show all titles’, and click ‘Save changes’.
Edit the post or page and enable the “Hide title on this page” box in the MM Title Manager sidebar.
No. Menu labels are always preserved, even when the title is hidden.
Contributors and developers
“MM Title Manager — Hide Page and Post Title”
is open source software. The following people have
contributed to this plugin.