The page header title area of the theme has a section called “subheading” which by default doesn’t show anything but if you are currently viewing a category page it will display the category description. Now, just because the current page isn’t showing a subheading it doesn’t mean it cant. Below is a screenshot of a sample subheading:
![](https://totalwptheme.com/docs/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2015/03/total-subheading-1.png)
How to add a Subheading to a Post or Page?
To add a subheading to your post or page simply edit the item and scroll down to the “Theme Settings” metabox where you can enter your custom subheading text:
![](https://totalwptheme.com/docs/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2015/03/total-theme-settings-subheading.png)
Modifying the Subheading via Code?
If you wish to modify the subheading via code you can do so by hooking into the totaltheme/page/header/subheading
filter as shown on this example snippet.