Hide edit button and title on specified pages

[Kanaduchi]

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Description

In some cases it will be a great deal to hide page title and edit button on specific pages.

Example:

---
hide:
  - pageTitle
  - editButton
--- 

[squidfunk]

Why? Could you elaborate on why one would want to do that? Also what do you mean by page title?

[Kanaduchi]

On some pages, e.g. on main pages I don't need any header and edit button.

Currently to hide header I add empty H1.
But is not good case because I still have big empty line at the top of the page:

[squidfunk]

Providing an option for these kinds of tweaks is out-of-scope for this project – we just cannot make everything configurable. Hiding the sidebars involves some more complex logic, which is why these are provided as options. You can hide the headline and edit button with some inline CSS. Just add this to the Markdown file in question:

<style>
  .md-typeset h1,
  .md-content__button {
    display: none;
  }
</style>

If you want to do this for multiple pages, use the "site-wide glossary" approach by leveraging the Snippets extension:
https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/reference/abbreviations/#adding-a-glossary

[Kanaduchi]

@squidfunk inline css works like magic! Thank you!

[shenweiyan]

I found that using this inline CSS method also results in the hiding of the h1 titles in the search results of the current page.