Yes β normally the title you write at the top when creating a post is visible on the post page itself β right above your content.
π Example flow in WordPress:
You create a post β write β10 Best Digital Marketing Strategies in 2025β in the title box.
You add your blog content in the editor.
When you publish, the live post page will show:
10 Best Digital Marketing Strategies in 2025 β (Title, H1)
[Your blog content...]
β οΈ Butβ¦
In some themes (like Astra, GeneratePress, or if you use Elementor/Divi page builders), the post title may be hidden by default. Thatβs why you donβt see it on the live page β even though it exists in the code as <h1> (SEO still reads it).
β To confirm:
Open your post in a browser.
Right-click β View Page Source or Inspect.
Search for
<h1>.If you find your post title inside
<h1>β¦</h1>, then it exists (even if hidden on the page).If itβs missing, your theme has disabled showing it.
π In Astra, you can enable/disable the title per post:
Edit your post in WordPress.
On the right-hand side β Astra Settings β Disable Title (toggle).
If this is ON, the title wonβt show.
So in short:
By default β Yes, your post title (H1) is visible on the page.
If hidden β Theme settings (like Astra) are controlling it.
Do you want me to show you how to make sure the title (H1) always shows up in Astra posts?