How to remove Title Block

[Russ]

@eelik

You didn’t look at my screenshots, did you?

Now I did.
BTW, I also updated this past November from kicad 5.0.2 to kicad 5.1.4.
I also learned that by clicking on each graphic primitive in the column of graphics primitives on the left-hand side, I could quickly see which part of the title page graphics that particular primitive makes. Very helpful. Thank you.
I also saw the Page Layout Editor has both File…Save and a File…Save as options to save what I change. I assume that I should place this page in the project directory where the schematic is. From the Save as…GUI I gather the file extension .kicad_wks whould be used. Any other restrictions on page name that must be followed?

[fsonnichsen]

The screenshots didn’t quite convey that the Page Layout Editor is accessed via the project screen–not via eescehema. Since the Page Layout is associated with the schematic I had looked for the editor button in eescehma when Jos replied.
Part of my problem is that there are some inconsistencies in icons and documentation due to changes over various releases so sometimes I try to interpolate an “icon” or method and I thought that this may have been the case here.

So–in the eescehma manual page 55 one might state:
“The page layout and its Title Block can be modified with the “Page Layout Editor” which is accessed by the top rightmost icon of the Project editor. From here the Title Block can be altered or omitted”. A few words like this can save a lot of time.

That said I will state that the documentation for KiCad is well written in that it doesn’t overload the reader with too much information and can be read in a day or so. But when methods are split across multiple. menus etc and a question keeps reappearing it may be of value to add a few lines.

Thanks All
Fritz

[Rene_Poschl]

@fsonnichsen

Since the Page Layout is associated with the schematic I had looked for the editor button in eescehma when Jos replied.

The page layout is used in both the schematic and in pcbnew (they can however have different templates attached)

[Piotr]

@fsonnichsen

Jos–I am happy I did not learn to fly airplanes by “experimenting”. One or 2 lines in a manual can be worth half an hour of experimenting.

There are more then 2 lines about defining the title block and frame…
When I 2 years ago started to be interested in KiCad I just read all manuals from:
https://docs.kicad.org/
including:
https://docs.kicad.org/5.1.5/en/pl_editor/pl_editor.html

And then I have designed my own frame files for schematic and for PcbNew.
Specially untypical is my solution for PcbNew - I have moved with my work to be around 0,0 point (PCBs are frequently symmetrical) and my frame file contains only X,Y coordinate lines.

[BETTY_HUNT]

Thanks @eelik & @jos for the demonstration.