Display Options

Display options are the global switches that decide which shared interface elements appear across your site. Rather than editing each page individually, you set these once in the theme settings and they apply everywhere — with per-page overrides still available where it matters.

What you can control

These toggles live in the theme’s settings panel under the Shock options. Common elements you can show or hide include:

Element	What the toggle does
Page Title	Shows or hides the title bar at the top of pages.
Breadcrumbs	Displays the navigation trail (Home » Section » Page).
Scroll to Top	Adds a floating button that returns visitors to the top.
Layout switches	General options such as content width and header/footer behavior.

How to use them

Open the theme settings panel, toggle the elements you want on or off, and save. Reload the front end to confirm the change. Because these are site-wide defaults, they’re the fastest way to enforce a consistent look — for example, hiding the page title everywhere so your Elementor-designed headers can take over.

Global first, then override

Set the behavior you want for most of the site here, then override it on the handful of pages that need something different. This keeps your settings tidy and predictable.

Note

Available toggles and their exact names depend on your Shock version. If a specific option isn’t where you expect, browse the other sections of the settings panel or contact support.

Related settings: see Additional CSS / JS for custom code, Preloader for the loading screen, and Text Changes for editing on-screen labels.