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Hi.
I am a rookie when it comes to things like this which is why I came here to ask this question.
I am trying to set up my browser titles on my website where it'll have my websites name followed by the name of the article (eg. Site Name - Article Title), but for some reason, I am not able to figure out how to do this.
Can anyone help me out please?
It is part of the HTML. Check this link http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_title.asp.
Yes, I have that part down. However, the problem comes when a news article is clicked and the title of the page still remains the same as the homepage. I want it formated where when you click on a news article, my website and the article title are displayed.
You need to put the article name in the title tag too then, e.g.:
<title>My Site - Article Name</title>
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You're not using a frameset by any chance? That will be a problem, since you're then techically using a single page and just replacing bits of it.
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How would I go about adding a frameset to it?
You don't want to. Frames are evil.
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No, I was just asking if you did have a frameset, because that might explain your problem. You do not want framesets!
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Simply go in HEAD section of your code and in that write down <title>Site Name - Article Name</title>
You need to put a different head section on each article page <title>Site Name - Article Name</title>
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