Where the site description appears
1. Navigate to the Template Editor
2. Edit Site Description
3. Optional: Add any HTML tags and attributes
The site description field supports a subset of HTML tags. The table below contains tags and corresponding attributes that are accepted in the site description field. Anything else is not allowed and will be removed.
| Tags | Attributes |
| a | href, title |
| img | src, alt, title |
| br | none |
| i | none |
| u | none |
| b | none |
| pre | none |
| kbd | none |
| code | lang |
| cite | none |
| strong | none |
| em | none |
| ins | none |
| sup | none |
| sub | none |
| del | none |
| table | none |
| tr | none |
| td | colspan, rowspan |
| th | none |
| ol | start |
| ul | none |
| li | none |
| p | none |
| h1 | none |
| h2 | none |
| h3 | none |
| h4 | none |
| h5 | none |
| h6 | none |
| blockquote | cite |
| notextile | none |
4. Publish changes
Christy Warren
Is there a way to hide the site description when viewing an article?
Trevor DeVore
@Christy - Yes you can. I just added a JavaScript recipe to our CSS and JavaScript customizations page. Here is the direct link: https://help.screensteps.com/m/customizing/l/356530-css-and-javascript-customizations#hide-the-site-description-on-article-pages
Christy Warren
@Trevor - Thank you so much! Worked perfectly.