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Yoshiii
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This shows the title but also in front the name of your website?
Something like: WEBSITE >> TITLE
How can i change this so it doesn't show the website, but something i want (or nothing)?
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| Wed Apr 30, 2008 10:01 am |
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scottdallas
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<?=cn_title(); ?> grabs the name you wrote in your System Settings for 'Title of Homepage'
Anyways, to avoid this you can either blank that line out OR (for best results) just put this in your full story template at the top...
 | | <title>{title} at My Site DOT COM!!!</title> |
I use that method on Scott Dizzle.com cause for some reason I can't use <?=cn_title(); ?> anymore so that's how I fixed it 
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FI-DD
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 | | How can i change this so it doesn't show the website, but something i want (or nothing)? |
Open plugins/etc.php and change this:
| | $result[] = $config_home_title; |
to this:
| | $result[] = 'Whatever'; |
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| Thu May 01, 2008 9:57 am |
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Yoshiii
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scottdallas
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haha lots of diff ways to solve that I didn't even know FI-DD's method.. what's that do?
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FI-DD
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It's replacing directly in the plugin the website's title with whatever you want.
I guess your approach produces invalid html because you are using the <title> tag outside of the <head> tag. But as long as it's working who cares about validation... 
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| Tue May 06, 2008 6:45 pm |
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scottdallas
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ah i see
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I'm glad to hear you say that lol.. I care.. but only as much as is practical.
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GuillaumeF
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| | This shows the title but also in front the name of your website?
Something like: WEBSITE >> TITLE
How can i change this so it doesn't show the website, but something i want (or nothing)? |
I try these two methods, but I can't show you I want...
Now : TITLE >> WEBSITE
I want : WEBSITE >> TITLE
Do you have and idea ?
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scottdallas
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It's setup that way by default.
Write the name of your site in System Settings, then use <?=cn_title(); ?> in your <title></title> and it should show up YOUR SITE >> TITLE OF CONTENT
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webbber
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I couldnt use <?=cn_title(); ?> before,now I do, You just got to activate it in the plugins options.
Then you can use
| | <title>Mysite.com <?=cn_title(); ?></title> |
that's it.
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scottdallas
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Yes, and include head.php at the top of your page, always.
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robp07
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Hi,
How do I change the << in the title to a - or any other character?
Cheers.
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| Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:54 pm |
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webbber
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| | Hi,
How do I change the << in the title to a - or any other character?
Cheers. |
something like this ?:
| | <html><head><title>Mywebite.com: <?=cn_title(); ?></title></head> |
I dunno if this iswhat You mean dude.Anyways,
best regards.
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| Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:11 pm |
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robp07
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I mean like:
This is one of my page titles using the <?=cn_title(); ?>
| | oneBoro Emnes To Boro, If The Price Is Right « News : Middlesbrough FC : Boro : MFC |
I want to remove the << from the page title to a dash - so it will be
| | oneBoro Emnes To Boro, If The Price Is Right - News : Middlesbrough FC : Boro : MFC |
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| Mon Jun 30, 2008 10:36 pm |
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FI-DD
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You can change the desired sign directly in your code.
Use something like this: <?=cn_title('-'); ?>
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