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yes, but using the ui is cumbersome and puts on extra unnecessary divs.
How to hide block titles in certain regions
I fixed it by disabling the admin toolbar and creating a couple of browser bookmarks for the functions I use the most.
User seeing admin stuff
Just to be clear, you are looking to proactively hide all block titles within a certain region? Hiding the block title on a specific block can usually be done through the UI, but I think...
How to hide block titles in certain regions
This one slipped past me and now a bunch of time has passed. Did you have any success figuring it out and/or replicating the issue?
User seeing admin stuff
Yes, I forgot to add the link. I added it in the original message and will add it here. https://github.com/stpaultim/field_change_log
How to track when a field was last updated?