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# Page title bar & breadcrumb
## How to Customize Page Title Bar
Go to **Theme Options > Title Bar & Breadcrumb**
Since it has different title bar styles, we made different settings for each style as below.
In **General**, you can set global title bar style and edit heading.
In Standard 01 and Minimal 01, you can edit margin, breadcrumb padding, breadcrumb height, text align and other settings.
## How to choose the default Page Title Bar
Go to **Appearance > Customize > Page title bar & breadcrumb** to change and view different title style. Here you can choose between many Page Title Style.
Hide:
Standard 01:
Standard 02:
Minimal 01:
You can set search heading text, home heading, archive category heading, etc.
Find everything in this section and change title bar & breadcrumb
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