yes, I think is possible to remove.

go to your /themes/"your current theme folder"/ .
search the template "picture.tpl" , open in editor . ( if there is none, go to /themes/default/ )

look for this code

<div id="imageHeaderBar">
  <div class="browsePath">
    {$SECTION_TITLE}<span class="browsePathSeparator">{$LEVEL_SEPARATOR}</span><h2>{$current.TITLE}</h2>
  </div>
</div>

remove {$current.TITLE} and save the file.
purge the cache.

Last edited by eliz82 (2017-10-17 07:38:02)

nope nope nope

Thanks for answering but here there are two major issues:
- you are changing core files that will be replaced at the next update
- a CSS solution exists and is easier

So revert your changes, use Localfile Editor, go to CSS and now add this code

.browsePath h2 {
display : none;
}

which means don't display the <h2> which a child of an html tag having the class "browsePath"
Because of : <div class="browsePath">
    {$SECTION_TITLE}<span class="browsePathSeparator">{$LEVEL_SEPARATOR}</span><h2>{$current.TITLE}</h2>

if you are using a specific theme, the ".browsePath h2" should be adapted

Well it does have a kind of it, it's called template extension and you can edit them through Localfiles editor