The Weaver Xtreme title options have been designed for a uniform appearance. There are really two kinds of titles used on pages – the title of the page, and the title of posts displayed on various pages. The default Blog page does not have a page title, and the title of a post displayed on the Single Page View is displayed just like a regular page. The informative title included on archive-like pages will normally be styled like Page titles, but there are options on the Content Areas tab to customize those.

You can also customize any title on any kind of page with these classes:

Title for Page-like pages: (Standard Page, Attachment, 404):

All the same (the default):
.page-title {}

Just Pages:
.page .page-title {}

Standard Page titles:

.page .page-title {}

Attachment:
.attachment .page-title{}

404:
.error404 .page-title {}

The Post Single View Page (default is same styling as standard Pages)

.title-single {}
-or-
.single-post .page-title {}

Non-blog Archive-like pages

Tag archives:
.title-tag {} /* title of tag archive page */
-or-
.tag .page-title {}

.tag .post-title {} /* post titles on the .tag page */

.archive .post-title{} /* post titles on ANY archive-like page */

Category archives:
.title-category {}  /* title of category archive */
-or-
.category .page-title {}

.category .post-title {} /* post titles on category archive */

Date archives:
.title-archive {}
-or-
.date .page-title {}

.date .post-title{} /* post titles on date archives */

Search:
.title-search {}
-or-
.search-results .page-title {}

.search-results .post-title {}

Author:
.title-author {}
-or-
.author .page-title {}

.author .post-title {}

Page With Posts:

.weaverx-page-pwp .page-title {}

.weaverx-page-pwp .post-title {}