Taglines can make or break an online business (or any other business for that matter). Sometimes a website owner wants to remove it, but finding the option can be tricky. Therefore, I’m about to show you how to remove the “just another wordpress site” tagline in WordPress.

The topics of today’s discussion will be:

  • Why should you remove or change “just another WordPress site” tagline
  • How to remove the tagline in WordPress
  • What is a Site Tagline in WordPress

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Why Should You Remove or Change “Just Another WordPress Site” Tagline

When it comes to a WordPress website, when you pick a theme (especially a free theme) and apply it, by default, a tagline will appear on the top of every page called “Just another WordPress site.” It gives off a very unprofessional look to your website.

Just Another WordPress Site.
Just Another WordPress Site.

When a visitor notices it, that person will be put off by the fact that the owner hasn’t put much work into it. That’s why removing or changing it is very important to improve the overall look of the website and improve its traffic.

The problem arises when you go looking for a way to remove or change it. The reason for it is that the option to change the tagline varies from theme to theme. Knowing where to find it can help you move things along easily.

3 Methods to Remove the Tagline in WordPress

There are several ways to remove a tagline. I’ll show you each one so that if one of the methods doesn’t work for you, the other one will.

Method 1: Removing Tagline Using the Dashboard Settings

The dashboard method is the simplest way to change your website’s tagline. It contains only 3 to 4 steps, and you will be able to change the tagline easily.

  • Start by going to the “Dashboard” section of your website by clicking on the site title at the top of your toolbar.
Click On The Title Of The Website.
Click On The Title Of The Website.
  • Here you’ll go to the “Settings” option and click on the “General” option.
Go To &Quot;Settings&Quot; And Click On &Quot;General.&Quot;
Go To “Settings” And Click On “General.”
  • As soon as you enter the general settings, you’ll see the tagline field where you can either remove the text or alter it however you like.
Change Or Remove The Tagline Text.
Change Or Remove The Tagline Text.
  • Scroll down to the bottom and click on the “Save Changes” button.
Click On &Quot;Save Changes.&Quot;
Click On “Save Changes.”
  • After saving changes, the tagline will be removed.
No More Tagline.
No More Tagline.

Method 2: Removing the Tagline Using the Customize Option

If you can’t find the tagline option from settings for some reason, there is another way to change or remove the tagline altogether.

  • Hover over the “Appearance” option and click on the “Customize” option.
Go To &Quot;Appearance&Quot; And Click On &Quot;Customize.&Quot;
Go To “Appearance” And Click On “Customize.”
  • Click on the “Site Identity” option.
Go To &Quot;Site Identity.&Quot;
Go To “Site Identity.”
  • After that, click on the “Site Title & Logo Control” option.
Click On &Quot;Site Title And Logo Control.&Quot;
Click On “Site Title And Logo Control.”
  • Click on the “Logo, Title & Tagline” option. It’ll display the tagline field where you can easily remove or edit the text.
Click On &Quot;Logo, Title &Amp; Tagline&Quot; And Remove The Tagline.
Click On “Logo, Title &Amp; Tagline” And Remove The Tagline.
  • After removing the text, click on the “Publish” button to save all the changes.
Click On &Quot;Publish.&Quot;
Click On “Publish.”
  • After doing all that, go back to your website, and after refreshing the page, the tagline will disappear.
No Tagline.
No Tagline.

Method 3: Hiding the Tagline Using CSS

If your only objective is to hide the tagline temporarily (or permanently, for that matter), using CSS coding is the best option for your website. Mostly you won’t need this option because taglines can be easily removed using the previous 2 methods.

This method is only used if the tagline can’t be removed using regular means.

  • Start by going to “Appearance” and clicking on the “Customize” option.

Note: You also access this section by simply clicking on the “Customize” option from the website’s toolbar.

Go To &Quot;Appearance&Quot; And Click On &Quot;Customize.&Quot;
Go To “Appearance” And Click On “Customize.”
  • Go to the “Additional CSS” section.
Go To &Quot;Additional Css.&Quot;
Go To “Additional Css.”

Here, paste any of the two mentioned codes.

.site-description {

 visibility: hidden;

}

Or


.site-description {

  display: none;

}
  • After pasting the code, click on the “Publish” button.

Note: For me, the 1st code worked, but for many, the 2nd also worked.

Paster The Code And Click &Quot;Publish.&Quot;
Paster The Code And Click “Publish.”
  • The tagline will be removed from your website.
No More Tagline.
No More Tagline.

If you want to make the tagline visible again, go back and remove the line of coding which you pasted and click on the “Publish” button. It’ll display the tagline

What is a Site Tagline in WordPress

Taglines are important marketing tools that help businesses create a unique identity and connect with customers. A good tagline or slogan can make a business memorable and encourage customers to return. 

Remove Tagline In WordPress
Remove The Tagline In WordPress

There are many different types of taglines, and businesses should choose one that is relevant to their brand and target market. According to Forbes, the purpose of a tagline is to convey the main idea of a brand in a few words.

According to Cision, about 47% of people will look up the tagline or slogan to properly understand what the main objective of your website is. Such people believe that the slogan or tagline is vital for making the purchasing decision.

47% Of People Look Up The Slogan.
47% Of People Look Up The Slogan

Summary

Normally, you would only need to use the first method because using the second and third methods will be unnecessary.

The reason for it is simply because the tagline option is by default in the general section of every WordPress website.

If you know of any other ways to remove taglines on WordPress websites, let us know in the comment section.

FAQ’s

Why does it say “Just another WordPress site”?

When your WordPress website displays the phrase “Just another WordPress site,” it is usually the default tagline set by WordPress during installation. To improve your website’s brand and SEO, it is recommended to replace this generic tagline with a concise and relevant description that reflects the purpose of your site. By customizing the tagline, you can enhance your site’s branding, make it more appealing to visitors, and potentially improve its search engine visibility.

How do I change “Just another WordPress site”?

To update the default tagline “Just another WordPress site” on your WordPress website, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
2. Navigate to the “Settings” menu and select “General.”
3. You will find an option to change the Site Title and Tagline. Update the Tagline field to reflect your website’s purpose, services, or a catchy phrase that represents your brand.
4. Save the changes, and the new tagline will be displayed on your website in place of the default “Just another WordPress site.”

Can you create a second WordPress site?

Yes, you can create multiple WordPress sites on the same hosting account or server. Here are a few methods to create a second WordPress site:

1. Using Subdomains or Subdirectories: You can set up a new WordPress site as a subdomain (e.g., blog.example.com) or a subdirectory (e.g., example.com/blog) of your existing domain.
2. Multisite Installation: With the WordPress Multisite feature, you can manage multiple websites from a single WordPress installation. This is ideal if you want to create a network of websites using one WordPress setup.
3. Separate Installations: You can install multiple instances of WordPress in different directories on your server. Each installation will function as an independent website.

By following these methods, you can effectively create and manage multiple WordPress sites according to your needs and preferences.

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