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| Posted: 12 Apr 2006 22:42 | ||
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Hi,
Person A creates a posting called, "testing123." The title tag in the browser reads as just that, "testing123." How do I fix that so the title tag for each posting includes my domain name of Raz-Sports.com? So it would read as: Sports Forums: Testing123 at Raz-Sports.com Thanks |
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| Posted: 13 Apr 2006 17:30 | ||
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In vtopic.php you can modify the $title variable below this line:
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list($title, $f, $num_replies, $t_sticky, $t_locked, $t_moved) = mysql_fetch_row($result); for example, you can add Code:
$title .= ' at Raz-Sports.com'; |
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| Posted: 13 Apr 2006 18:57 | ||
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| Posted: 09 Jun 2006 12:09 | ||
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Lines 34-42 in vtopic.php
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// #BRAND# $title_temp = $title; //generate forum_path & validate $f (forum_id) $forum_path = get_forum_path($f, $title); // #BRAND# $title_brand = 'Your Brand/Copyright/Slogan/Site'; $title_separator = ' » '; //$title = $title_brand . $title_separator . $title_temp; $title = $forumtitle . $title_separator . $title_temp; I personally do not like the idea of adding your brand to the end. Not to mention it gets added in the title *and* the "forum path" post title area. The code above is what I use to allow a nice looking brand at the beginning. The default shows it exactly how SEO-Board currently shows forum title > parent, forum title > child et cetera. Uncomment/comment where appropriate to customize. |
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